Curlew – 10th September
The highlights this morning were a Green Sandpiper that was seen on the ‘beach’, which left shortly afterwards and a
The highlights this morning were a Green Sandpiper that was seen on the ‘beach’, which left shortly afterwards and a
This morning there was evidence of more ducks arriving on the Slurry Lagoon, with Wigeon, Teal and Shoveler numbers all
Early on there was a Great White Egret on the Slurry Lagoon, plus three Snipe and a Pintail. By mid-morning
This morning a Bittern was seen flying into the Large Gravel Pit reeds and two female Goldeneye were on the
This morning an adult male Garganey was on the Slurry Lagoon. Siskins and Swallows were passing through in small numbers
Very quiet at the lagoons today, although there were plenty of broods of young birds about. Mid-morning a Bittern was
Very early this morning a Tree Pipit was calling as it flew north, following the Trent. A Bittern flew from
This morning two male Peregrines flew over the site in a territorial dispute. On the Slurry Lagoon the ducks and
This morning a Bittern was seen on the Slurry Lagoon. Later on a Red Kite was seen over the Ecopark.
This morning two Hobbies were seen over the site. There were also four Peregrines and the Marsh Harrier was seen