Top New PieceTwo breeding plumage Curlew Sandpipers (moulting) with increased flock number of 84 Dunlin plus calling Water Rail, 279 Black-tailed Godwit, 60 Lapwing, 28 Shoveler, 21 Teal, Ross"s Goose came in to drink with the Barnacle Geese.Rushy Hide/Pe
4 August 2022
This morning a flock of 24 Mandarin Duck were on the Decoy
29 July 2022
Looking out from the Scott House this morning, our founder Sir Peter Scott would have seen a whole host of birds he may never have imagined would be possible on the Rushy
28 July 2022
The first juvenile Black-tailed Godwit of the season was with the flock on the Tack Piece this morning
27 July 2022
The weather has been a little grey, windy and occasionally damp in the last few days, but the farmers are still out making hay when the sun does shine
25 July 2022
We've seen an increase in the number of Kestrel on the reserve in recent days, presumably a locally fledged brood now exploring the big wide world
24 July 2022
The Caspian Tern was again on the reserve today, first on the estuary off Middle Point before moving to the Top New Piece, and making a brief stop at the South Lake
22 July 2022
The Caspian Tern has been seen flying north along the canal this morning, and then dropped in on the reserve around 12noon
21 July 2022
What a difference a day makes as temperatures drop more than 10 degrees
20 July 2022
No sighings of either the Pectoral Sandpiper or Caspian Tern through the day
19 July 2022
The hottest day of the year so far produced a few notable sightings
18 July 2022
Several pairs of Swallow have already completed their first brood, and are now busy setting up nests for their second
15 July 2022
The flock of Black-tailed Godwit has been increasing every day this week as birds arrive back from Iceland
14 July 2022
The two long-staying immature Spoonbills were touring the reserve this morning
13 July 2022
The broods of duckling broods are growing well, and many of our drake ducks are in eclipse plumage, whilst waders are returning for the autumn
12 July 2022