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Pintail – 2nd September

September 2, 2020Recent wildlife sightings2020, 2nd September, Cettis Warbler, Green Sandpiper, pintail, Shoveler, Slurry Lagoon, Snipe, Swallow, Wigeon, Yellow WagtailPete Smith

This morning, on the Slurry Lagoon, there was one Green Sandpiper, one Snipe, one Pintail, two Wigeon and seven Shoveler. Some Swallows flew through to the south in a very light passage, along with one Yellow Wagtail. There were up to six Cetti’s Warblers singing. PS.

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