Garganey, Green Sandpipers, Little Ringed Plovers, Whimbrel and Yellow Wagtails on the reserve. First Swifts over site too.
21 April 2023
Yellow Wagtails and Green Sandpipers on the marsh and scrape
20 April 2023
Green Sandpiper and Yellow Wagtail on the marsh
19 April 2023
Wheatear on the marsh, Yellow Wagtail on the scrape. Little Ringed Plover on main lake.
18 April 2023
Grasshopper Warbler in reedbed. Wheatears and Yellow Wagtails on marsh
17 April 2023
Singing Warblers and a pair of Shelduck on the main lake.
16 April 2023
Shelduck pair on the main lake and Little Ringed Plover pair still on the wader scrape.
15 April 2023
Linnet singing between Dulverton and WWF hide. Lots of warblers on site.
14 April 2023
2 Little Ringed Plover, Dunlin, Redshank and Common Sandpiper. Wheatear on the Marsh. Reed Warblers singing from the reedbeds.
13 April 2023
2 Wheatear on the marsh. Marsh Harrier and Yellow Wagtail over. 1 Sedge Warbler, 8 Willow Warbler, Dunlin and Reed Warblers on site
12 April 2023
6 Willow Warbler, 4 Blackcap, 7 Reed Warbler and 10+ Chiffchaff singing in the spring sun
11 April 2023
Great White Egret, Wheatear, 2 Little Ringed Plover and 2 Green Sandpiper a on the marsh. 3 Yellow Wagtail and 1 Yellow Legged Gull on the main lake.
10 April 2023
Willow Warblers, Blackcaps and Little Ringed Plover. Yellow Wagtail and Wheatear on the marsh. Redstart on south route
9 April 2023
Spring has officially sprung at London Wetland Centre.The first butterflies — the attractive small tortoishell and peacock — were spotted on site on March 22. At least 30 sand martins have also made their way to the centre, with many investigating the
8 April 2023
Two Little Ringed Plover on the wader scrape.
8 April 2023