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Common Tern – 13th April

April 13, 2014Recent wildlife sightings13th April, 2014, Deep Pit, House Martin, Lesser Whitethroat, Little Ringed Plover, Sand Martin, Sedge Warbler, Slurry Lagoon, Swallow, Wader ScrapePete Smith

This morning there were two Common Terns on the Deep Pit, four Little Ringed Plovers on the Wader Scrape and two on the Slurry Lagoon dry end. There were several Sedge Warblers, three Lesser Whitethroats, three Swallows, six Sand Martins and a House Martin. PS.

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