Red Kite – 9th September
It was all quiet on the Slurry Lagoon this morning with just the usual assortment of ducks and water birds.
It was all quiet on the Slurry Lagoon this morning with just the usual assortment of ducks and water birds.
This morning a female Marsh Harrier was hunting over the Slurry Lagoon reed-bed. Also seen were a Peregrine, two Buzzards,
This morning the raptors included Kestrel, Sparrowhawk and a low Red Kite. There were a good number of Redwings in
The female Stonechat is still around the Ecopark. There was some movement of Skylarks over the site, two Sparrowhawks were
This morning there were even more Redwings and Blackbirds on the site and these attracted a Merlin which swooped down
This morning there was a Greenshank on the Ecopark, and a Snipe on the Slurry Lagoon, with four Wigeon. In
This morning a male Sparrowhawk was seen displaying over the river. At the southern end of the Deep Pit there
This afternoon a Bittern was seen flying low, across the Deep Pit. In the evening about 10,000 Starlings came in
This morning, at about 08.10hrs, a Great Egret flew over the site, crossing the power lines, on its way downstream.
At the lagoons this evening the Starling roost attracted about 6,000 birds. One Sparrowhawk was seen trying to snatch a