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Starlings – 18th November

November 19, 2019Recent wildlife sightings18th November, 2019, Bearded Tit, Green Sandpiper, Slurry Lagoon, StarlingPete Smith

This evening about 5,000 Starlings came in to roost in the Slurry Lagon reed bed. A Bearded Tit was heard calling from the reed bed and a Green Sandpiper was seen. RW.

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