Bittern – 18th September
This morning a Water Rail showed well in front of the Causeway benches. Further out in the water a Yellow-bellied […]
This morning a Water Rail showed well in front of the Causeway benches. Further out in the water a Yellow-bellied […]
This morning, during the Bird Count, four Spoonbills flew over the site towards the SW. There were more Wigeon arriving
Small numbers of hirundines and pipits were flying through to the south. The male Marsh Harrier was hunting over the
This morning a variety of birds were seen flying through on migration, including a flock of over 100 Swallows and
This morning’s highlights from the Causeway benches were some Little Egrets and Kingfishers, until a flock of thirty-two Glossy Ibis
This morning the Curlew Sandpiper was still present, along with the Greenshank and two Ruff. A Garganey, probably a female
This morning the two Ruff and the Greenshank had been joined by a juvenile Curlew Sandpiper and there was briefly
This morning there were five Great White Egrets on the Slurry Lagoon. Later three flew off, but two then returned
This morning broods of young Reed Warblers were much in evidence. Several of the Black-headed Gull and Common Tern chicks
Very quiet at the lagoons today, although there were plenty of broods of young birds about. Mid-morning a Bittern was