Marsh Harrier – 3rd November
This morning a cream-top Marsh Harrier was seen in the Slurry Lagoon reed-bed. It was present for a good part
This morning a cream-top Marsh Harrier was seen in the Slurry Lagoon reed-bed. It was present for a good part
In the early afternoon a female Marsh Harrier was seen rising from the reed-bed on the Slurry Lagoon, headed south.
This morning a Common Tern flew along the river before making a brief visit to the Deep Pit. Also in
This morning a female Marsh Harrier was seen over the Slurry Lagoon reed beds before flying off to the SW.
This morning a male Marsh Harrier was seen flying out of the Slurry Lagoon reedbed. It flew around a bit
The Starling roost is going from strength to strength with an estimated 10,000 birds present tonight. The Sparrowhawk and the
The Starling roost reached about 7 or 8,000 this evening and attracted a Sparrowhawk, which snatched a victim, and a
This morning a male Marsh Harrier was seen hunting over the Slurry Lagoon reed bed, but was later seen off
This morning a male Marsh Harrier flew through to the north. In the evening a Little Ringed Plover displayed over