Willow Tit – 16th January
The Black Swan was with a herd of 38 Mute Swans feeding in the field across the river and upstream […]
The Black Swan was with a herd of 38 Mute Swans feeding in the field across the river and upstream […]
This morning there were several hundred mainly Grey-lag Geese on the Large Gravel Pit. Amongst them was the Mandarin drake
An estimated 6,000 Starlings came in to roost this evening, at one stage about 5,000 were displaying together before dropping
This evening, whilst watching about 5,000 Starlings come in to roost, a strange looking duck came in with a squadron
This afternoon a Raven paid a brief visit to the lagoons, flying over the Deep Pit before doing a u-turn
This afternoon a ‘cream-top’ Marsh Harrier was seen briefly over the Slurry Lagoon reed bed. It was chased off by
As the light faded this evening the Grey-lag and Canada Geese started to arrive to roost on the Large Gravel
The gull roost contained a first winter Mediterranean Gull and an adult Yellow-legged Gull this afternoon. Several Water Rails were
As the light dimmed, at about 16.15, the Starlings began to arrive to roost. A group of about 1,000 formed
The Ross’s Goose has shown up on the reserve again after an absence of several months. It was seen on