Pintail – 18th September
The Pintail is still present on the Slurry Lagoon and the Goldeneye is on the Deep Pit. Some Yellow Wagtails
Pintail – 16th September
This morning there was a female Pintail and a female Golden-eye on the Slurry Lagoon, as well as three Red-crested
Warbler Walk – 9th May
 After a bright sunny morning the weather clouded over and the first raindrops were felt just as three intrepid birders
Warbler Walk – 9th May
 After a bright sunny morning the weather clouded over and the first raindrops were felt just as three intrepid birders
Marsh Harrier – 4th May
There was a good arrival of migrants over the last two days with warbler numbers shooting up. The reed beds
Lesser Whitethroat – 27th April
The rain was unrelenting today but there were still more Swallows over the Slurry Lagoon than I had seen so
Wheatear – 14th April
Although beautifully sunny there was still a cold north wind blowing so not much migration was noted. A Swallow investigated
Yellow Wagtail – 13th April
This morning was cool and over cast and not very promising for migrant spotting. Towards mid-morning the clouds started to
Wheatear – 8th April
This morning, on the monthly bird count, there were several new birds in, including five Willow Warblers, four Sand Martins,
Arctic Skua – 16th September
This morning at about 10.00 the Bittern was seen on the Slurry Lagoon, walking along the front of the reed