Marsh Harrier – 29th March
After seeing yesterday’s male Marsh Harrier, it was a surprise this morning to see a female, also over the Slurry
After seeing yesterday’s male Marsh Harrier, it was a surprise this morning to see a female, also over the Slurry
A superb male Marsh Harrier was quartering the Slurry Lagoon reed bed this afternoon. Unfortunately it was pestered by Carrion
This morning the Little Ringed Plover was seen again on the Wader Scrape, along with 32 Gadwall, 2 Teal and
This afternoon there were two Little Egrets in the Ouse Dyke and a Little Ringed Plover on the dry end
This afternoon there was a report of a Bittern flying across in front of the bench on the Slurry Lagoon.
There was a Shelduck on the Slurry Lagoon amongst the Shoveler and Teal this afternoon. PS.
A flock of about 65 Waxwings were on the site this afternoon, in the bushes along the Willow Walk. They
This morning the results of last night’s rain were obvious as you looked along the Ouse Dyke. It had obviously
A Brambling called as it flew over the dry end of the Slurry Lagoon this afternoon. PS.
This morning was cold and frosty and fairly quiet at the lagoons. Near the steps down to the Ouse Dyke