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Common Redstart – 24th September

September 24, 2009Recent wildlife sightings2009, 24th September, Cetti's Warbler, Common Redstart, Large Gravel Pit, pintail, roesels bush cricket, Slurry LagoonJacqueline

A female Common Redstart was in bushes in the Large Gravel Pit area this afternoon and at least two Roesel’s Bush Crickets were ‘singing’ at approximately G3. The Pintail was still present on the Slurry Lagoon and the Cetti’s gave a brief burst of song mid morning. JMD.

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