Goosander – 5th February
This morning the Jack Snipe was found again on the Wader Scrape. The male and female Stonechats were in front
This morning the Jack Snipe was found again on the Wader Scrape. The male and female Stonechats were in front
This morning a Jack Snipe was seen on the water’s edge on the Wader Scrape. There were also a male
This afternoon at about 15.00hrs, ten Waxwings were briefly seen along the path on the NE side of the Slurry Lagoon.
This evening a Bittern was seen flying from the Slurry Lagoon into the Deep Pit. Â RW.
At about mid-day a male Blackcap was seen along the Ouse Dyke. A Water Rail was also seen in the
This morning a Brambling flew, calling, along the north bank of the Slurry Lagoon. Also five Water Rail and three Cetti’s
This morning a pair of Stonechats was seen on the Wader Scrape. Five Little Egrets were along the Ouse Dyke
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 the Slurry Lagoon hosted four male and two female Bearded Tits, two Bitterns and the bird table attracted