Goosander – 15th January
The Slurry Lagoon was very quiet this morning, mainly covered with Black-headed Gulls, there are few ducks around. A female […]
The Slurry Lagoon was very quiet this morning, mainly covered with Black-headed Gulls, there are few ducks around. A female […]
There were plenty of winter thrushes about today but the frozen Slurry Lagoon had only about 30 Teal and a
The Marsh Harrier left the roost quite early this morning, setting off to hunt further down the Trent Valley. There
Half of the Slurry Lagoon was under ice this morning. There were a few Teal, Wigeon and Shoveler but mostly
This morning the Red-crested Pochard was still on the Slurry Lagoon and some small groups of Skylarks were flying over.
This morning it was noticeable that a lot of warblers have stopped singing. The three Black-headed Gull chicks have left
This afternoon a male Mandarin was on the Trent, near the Poulter Brook, and a pair of Goosanders were nearby.
This morning there were seven species of duck on the Slurry Lagoon, including good numbers of Wigeon, Shoveler and Gadwall.
This morning there were two male Cuckoos on the reserve. In the afternoon another male was in the Slurry Lagoon
During this morning’s Bird Count, a lone Arctic Tern flew through and a Little Gull flew through with a Black-headed