Mediterranean Gull – 27th July
This morning a Raven flew east over the site and later a Mediterranean Gull was seen with other gulls flying
This morning a Raven flew east over the site and later a Mediterranean Gull was seen with other gulls flying
During the Volunteer Work Morning, a Hobby was seen, flying along the railway track, calling agitatedly. Then the reason for
This morning, an Arctic Tern was briefly over the Deep Pit (9am) before flying off south-east. A Garden Warbler was
This morning the male Pintail had moved from the Ecopark Pool to the Slurry Lagoon. Three Blackcaps were singing along
This morning there were seven Whooper Swans on the Deep Pit. They had probably spent the night there and had
This morning there were two Ravens on one of the pylons and a Peregrine on the new pylon. A Woodcock
A first winter Caspian Gull was amongst the gulls at the Enva site this morning and Kingfisher, Grey Wagtail and
This morning the fifty plus Lesser Redpolls were in birches at the dry end of the Slurry Lagoon. Six female
This morning there were good numbers of Wigeon on the Slurry Lagoon and Redwings feeding in the Hawthorn. In the
Three Caspian Gulls [adult, 2nd-winter and 1st-winter on roof at Enva Recycling Centre, 15:45]; also two Yellow-legged Gulls [adult and 1st-winter], 2 Hobbies, Peregrine, 2 Ravens,