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Cuckoo – 27th June

June 27, 2020Recent wildlife sightings27th June, Common Tern, cuckoo, Mute Swan, Slurry LagoonPete Smith

This morning there were two male Cuckoos calling around the reserve. The Slurry Lagoon Swans have lost another cygnet and are now down to one. The tern platforms have at least seven pairs of Common Terns on nests now. PS.

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