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Cattle Egret – 24th April

April 24, 2024Recent wildlife sightingsCattle Egret, Large Red Damselfly, Yellow WagtailPete Smith

This morning a single Cattle Egret was seen flying over the site. Also a Yellow Wagtail was seen. JV.

Later a Large Red Damselfly was seen resting on some brambles. PS.

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Most of the Warblers should be in by now and singing at their best. There will probably be nine species singing, so this is your chance to learn which is which. Meet at the footbridge … Continue reading Warbler Walk – →
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7:45 am Monthly Bird Count
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7:45 am Monthly Bird Count
Monthly Bird Count
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