Red-crested Pochard – 7th April
This morning there were still around twenty Sand Martins and a Swallow by the railway bridge. A mixed flock of
This morning there were still around twenty Sand Martins and a Swallow by the railway bridge. A mixed flock of
This evening a female Common Scoter was seen on the Large Gravel Pit and, in failing light, a possible female
This morning there were, as usual, good numbers of Greylag and Canada Geese and Mallards on the Slurry Lagoon, which
This morning a Great White Egret flew over the site to the south and later returned. The Barnacle Goose was
The five Whooper Swans were seen again this evening as they came in to the Large Gravel Pit with thousands
This morning the Ruff was still present on the Slurry Lagoon but was flushed by a Fox. There were also
This morning a Cuckoo called briefly beside the Slurry Lagoon as a solitary Swift flew over. During the Warbler Walk,
This morning there were two Oystercatchers on the Wader Scrape and some Swifts were over the Large Gravel Pit. On
This morning, during the bird count, a Sedge Warbler was singing behind the Large Gravel Pit. There were also three
This morning, during the bird count, a Chiffchaff was found on the river by the railway bridge and another along