3 Jack Snipe and 2 Water Pipit on the marsh, and 17 Snipe across the reserve
28 December 2021
Jack Snipe, Dunlin and Caspian Gull on the reserve
26 December 2021
Brambling on South route and 5 Jack Snipe on the grazing marsh.
24 December 2021
Wetlands provide a habitat for a huge diversity of animals and plants, many of which are found nowhere else. In fact, species diversity in wetlands is so great, there are a fair few species that many people have never heard of. Here are eight examples of
23 December 2021
Bittern in flight this morning as it moved to the middle bay of the main lake North shore.
23 December 2021
Bramblings and Siskins on the south route
22 December 2021
Drake Smew on the main lake before moving to the grazing marsh.
21 December 2021
Dark-bellied Brent Goose on the main lake briefly mid-morning before flying off West.
20 December 2021
2 Jack Snipe showing well on the grazing marsh.
19 December 2021
Water Rail calling from across the reserve, plus Bittern and Water Pipit spotted
18 December 2021
Water Pipit, Snipe and Stonechat on the marsh. Bittern on main lake
17 December 2021
Good count of Snipe on the marsh plus Water Pipit, Bittern and Stonechat on site
16 December 2021
Bittern, Goldeneye, Pintail and Shelduck on the main lake. Lots of Snipe on the marsh plus Jack Snipe
15 December 2021
Plenty of Snipe on the marsh plus feeding Water Pipit
14 December 2021
Jack Snipe and 13 Common Snipe on the marsh
14 December 2021