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Little Ringed Plover – 17th May

May 17, 2011Recent wildlife sightings17th May, 2011, birds, Grasshopper Warbler, Gravel Pits, Little Ringed Plover, Slurry Lagoon, Yellow WagtailPete Smith

The Little Ringed Plover was back, displaying over the dry end of the Slurry this afternoon. Later it was seen feeding at the wet end. The pair of Yellow Wagtails were on the Causeway again and a Grasshopper Warbler was singing at the back of the Gravel Pits. PS.

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