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Cetti’s Warbler – 8th March

March 8, 2010Recent wildlife sightings2010, 8th March, birds, Cettis Warbler, Coot, Shelduck, Slurry Lagoon, Small Gravel Pit, water railPete Smith

A Cetti’s Warbler was singing in the south-east corner of the Slurry Lagoon this evening. Several Water Rail were calling and one Shelduck was still present. On the Small Gravel Pit one Coot has decided spring has arrived and is sitting on a nest. PS.

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