Short-eared Owl – 13th November
This morning, during the bird count, a Short-eared Owl was seen over the Deep Pit. It was mobbed by three
This morning, during the bird count, a Short-eared Owl was seen over the Deep Pit. It was mobbed by three
This afternoon there was a Yellow-legged Gull bathing in the Deep Pit. Â RW. The Starling Roost numbered about 2,000 birds
This morning, during the Patchwatch, 58 species were recorded. Several flocks of Fieldfares were seen as well as good numbers
This morning there was a strong passage of Black-headed Gulls to the east. A Peregrine was on a pylon and
This morning the Willow Tit was seen again along the Lower Path. There were also ten Little Egrets, three Cetti’s
Happy New Year This morning a drake Pintail touched down briefly on the Slurry Lagoon and the two Stonechats were
This morning there were several hundred Grey-lag and Canada Geese feeding in the field beside the reserve. With them again
On the dry end of the Slurry Lagoon this afternoon there were two very tired looking Little Ringed Plovers. One
This morning there were three Oystercatchers on the Wader Scrape. There were also two Little Egrets, 30 Gadwall and some
This morning there were three Little Egrets along the Ouse Dyke but no sign of the Green Sandpiper. A female