Bittern – 25th September
A Bittern flew across the Slurry Lagoon early in the afternoon. Also present were two Pintail, twelve Snipe and two
A Bittern flew across the Slurry Lagoon early in the afternoon. Also present were two Pintail, twelve Snipe and two
There are still some Speckled Bush-crickets to be found along the back of the Boundary Hedge  beneath the willows, near the
At about midday a Bittern was seen flying across the Slurry Lagoon, dropping into the reed bed to the right
There are still three Pintail (all in eclipse/juvenile  plumage) on the Slurry Lagoon. There are also still some butterflies and
 The two walks were held on Wednesday, 14th August and Sunday, 18th August, the first day there were seven people
This afternoon a juvenile Arctic Tern paid a brief visit to the Slurry Lagoon, as did a Yellow-legged Gull. Three
Early this afternoon there were two Garganey, six Snipe, four Ruff and three Green Sandpipers on the Slurry Lagoon. RW.
Late in the afternoon a Greenshank circled the Slurry Lagoon calling – it landed briefly only to take off again and
This afternoon, on the Slurry Lagoon, a Water Rail with two chicks was seen at the edge of the reed
The paths around the wet end of the Slurry Lagoon have been taken over by thousands of toadlets. Â At each