Arctic Tern – 17th October
A Redshank was calling from the beach at the back of the Slurry Lagoon mid-morning, before flying off. The Pintail
A Redshank was calling from the beach at the back of the Slurry Lagoon mid-morning, before flying off. The Pintail
Early this morning there were two Hobbies hawking around the lagoons. About mid-morning up to three Arctic Terns flew through
This morning a juvenile Arctic Tern paid a brief visit to the Deep Pit. JV. Juvenile Arctic Tern – Jason
This morning there were two Arctic Terns foraging over the Deep Pit with a Common Tern. Later they flew off
Early on this morning two Arctic Terns were seen flying through and a Swift was briefly over the Deep Pit.
This morning two Arctic Terns were feeding over the Slurry Lagoon and stayed for most of the day. Good numbers
Today – during a very wet Patchwatch – 70 species were recorded, including two Arctic Terns, a Curlew, Dunlin, Green
This morning a Little Ringed Plover was calling on the Ecopark. There was an Arctic Tern along the river and Deep
This morning there was a passage of Little Gulls through the reserve. At about 08.00 ten flew through to the
This morning, an Arctic Tern was briefly over the Deep Pit (9am) before flying off south-east. A Garden Warbler was