Pintail – 30th September
On the Lower Path this morning was a Willow Tit, and a Jay later flew over the site. The Pintail
On the Lower Path this morning was a Willow Tit, and a Jay later flew over the site. The Pintail
During the ‘Patchwatch’ a Caspian Gull was tentatively identified on the Slurry Lagoon. Also present was a Dunlin, two Green
A female Common Redstart was in bushes in the Large Gravel Pit area this afternoon and at least two Roesel’s
On the Slurry Lagoon today was a Knot, which was also there yesterday. The Pintail was still present as was
This morning there was a Green Sandpiper, Greenshank, Pintail and two Water Rail on the Slurry Lagoon. A Hobby was
Five Wigeon were present on the Slurry Lagoon this afternoon along with a Pintail and two Common Gulls. Later, in
Two Greenshank, a Water Rail and five Snipe were seen on the Slurry Lagoon this evening. RW.
Two Greenshank settled on the Slurry Lagoon this evening, followed by two Green Sandpipers and two juvenile Shelduck. RW.
Two Hobbies were present in the morning, as well as a Water Rail and up to three Cetti’s Warblers. PS.
A very warm and sunny day slightly spoilt by a strong south westerly breeze which kept the butterflies from flying.