Woodcock – 26th December
The Ouse Dyke is still giving sanctuary to three Little Egrets and two Kingfishers were seen chasing one another. The
The Ouse Dyke is still giving sanctuary to three Little Egrets and two Kingfishers were seen chasing one another. The
A Woodcock was flushed from near the metal gates this morning and two Snipe flew over the Lower Path, calling.
The wings, still attached to the sternum, of a Woodcock were found on the bank of the Deep Pit today.
A Woodcock was seen this afternoon close to the Large Gravel Pit, where there were unusually high numbers of Tufted
A Bittern was seen again in the Deep Pit. It was giving good views, right out in the open, as
The ‘Fat Hen Field’ at the northern end of the Deep Pit has attracted a growing number of finches. So