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White Wagtail – 19th April

April 19, 2013Recent wildlife sightings19th April, 2013, Common Sandpiper, Deep Pit, House Martin, Marsh Tit, Wader Scrape, Wheatear, White WagtailPete Smith

This morning there were House Martins with the other hirundines over the river, along with three Common Sandpipers, and a Marsh Tit was found in the Deep Pit. In the afternoon a male Wheatear was on the field across the river and two White Wagtails were on the Wader Scrape. RW.

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