Bittern – 10th July
This morning, during the monthly bird-count, a Bittern was seen in the reeds at the northern end of the Deep
This morning, during the monthly bird-count, a Bittern was seen in the reeds at the northern end of the Deep
This morning the Black-headed Gulls resting on the Slurry Lagoon ice were rudely disturbed by a Bittern as if swapped
This morning, during the Bird Count, a Bittern was seen flying around the Slurry Lagoon before crashing into a reed-bed.
This morning there was a Grasshopper Warbler reeling in the corner of the Wader Scrape. A female Peregrine was on
This morning a Bittern was seen, first flying around the Deep Pit and then over the Slurry Lagoon, there was
A Bittern was reported to have dropped into the reed bed in the Deep Pit. The Treecreepers by the footbridge
Today there were two Pintail on the Large Gravel Pit. In the evening there was a large murmuration of Starlings
This evening, at dusk, a Bittern was seen circling the lagoons, calling, before disappearing in the gloom. A Great White
This morning the Bittern was seen flying over the Causeway from the Slurry Lagoon to the Deep Pit. A Great
During the Patchwatch today sixty-five species of birds were seen by 16.30hrs. These included the Bittern, three Pintail, Green Sandpiper,