Arctic Tern – 21st April
This morning, an Arctic Tern was briefly over the Deep Pit (9am) before flying off south-east. A Garden Warbler was
This morning, an Arctic Tern was briefly over the Deep Pit (9am) before flying off south-east. A Garden Warbler was
A cream-top Marsh Harrier was seen in the early afternoon, high above the lagoons. It was mobbed by two Ravens
This morning there were two Ravens on one of the pylons and a Peregrine on the new pylon. A Woodcock
This morning a Water Rail was showing well at the edge of the large pool on the Wader Scrape. A
This morning, at the Enva plant, a Caspian Gull, Yellow-legged Gull and a hybrid gull were seen. There were fifty
This morning there were lots of Redwings feeding on the Hawthorn berries. An Egyptian Goose was with the Greylags, across
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,
This morning two Ravens flew over the reserve. A Snipe was on the little beach in front of the Causeway
This morning a Great White Egret flew over the Slurry Lagoon and down into the Ouse Dyke. Two Egyptian Geese
This morning two Ravens were flying over by the new pylon area and a Hobby flew high over the site