Bittern – 2nd September
A Bittern has been seen twice this morning as it flew between the reed beds on the Slurry Lagoon. Also
A Bittern has been seen twice this morning as it flew between the reed beds on the Slurry Lagoon. Also
At about 17.00 a Bittern was seen flying the length of the Deep Pit escorted by two or three Black-headed
At dusk the Bittern flew the length of the Deep Pit and crashed into a reed bed beside the northern
This morning a Bittern was standing on the ice at the eastern end of the Deep Pit. The water is
This morning a Redshank was seen on the river bank and four Tree Sparrows with Linnets and Reed Buntings, on
There were two Shelduck on the Slurry Lagoon this afternoon and a Bittern flew across the slurry from south-east to
A Bittern was seen again this morning flying across the Deep Water to land in the reeds near the northern
The Bittern was seen again this evening dropping into its normal reed bed to roost. PS.