News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings 23rd November 2023
1 Water Rail - sheltered lagoon1 Kestrel - south route1 Chiffchaff - reservoir lagoon39 Teal - wader scrape41 Wigeon - marsh, scrape, resr lagoon, main lake110+ Gadwall - site count
News News And Stories News Good Numbers Of Winter Waterfowl
22 Snipe - grazing marsh, main lake1 Jack Snipe - grazing marsh2 Goldeneye - reservoir lagoon1 Water Pipit - grazing marsh1 Bittern - main lake W shore5 Pintail - main lake, reservoir lagoon2 Stonechat - wader scrape, grazing marsh1 Peregrine - perched on
News News And Stories News Latest Sightings 790
Its been a nice weekend, the first cuckoo of the year was seen and heard on Sunday calling in the reedbed. 7 singing grasshopper warblers now across the reserve. A few Swifts screaming over the reedbed too. We have 2 pairs of bullfinches on site one on th
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings 26052022
Weather: SunnyRiver Wear Tide Level: lowA.MWade Lake:Avocet - 7Black-tailed Godwit - 7Ruff - 1Dunlin - 1Comon Snipe - 7Lapwing - 30Redshank - 2Common Tern - 14Teal - 12Shoveler - 2Gadwell - 5Stock Dove - 2Grey Heron - 4Saline Lagoon:Lapwing - 10Grey Heron
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News News And Stories News Recent Llanelli Wildlife Sightings 6th 10th November
Highlights: Spoonbill, Snipe, Ruff Saline lagoon and Dafen scrapes: This week saw a new site record for the number of Spoonbill present on the reserve at one time with 17 individuals being recorded on the saline lagoon (07/11). The saline lagoon has
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 21st September 2023
2 Common Sandpiper - main lake1 Little Ringed Plover - main lake 3 Snipe - flew from marsh to the main lake1 Little Egret - wader scrape130+ Black Headed Gull - main lake1 Garganey - scrape169 Gadwall - site count102 Shoveler - site count2 Meadow Pipit -
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 6th February 2023
Birds:1 Goldeneye - main lake1 Bittern - main lake1 Great Crested Grebe - main lake4 Redpoll - world wetlands1 Goldcrest - world wetlands1 Water Pipit - wader scrape3 Meadow Pipit - wader scrape1 Dartford Warbler - wader scrape6 Snipe - main lake (Headley
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings 04092023
Weather: sunnyRiver wear tide level: HighA.MWader Laker: Curlew - 15Black-tailed Godwit - 4Ruff - 1Redshank - 27Lapwing - 164Shoveler - 8Teal - 36Grey Heron - 10Sparrow hawk - 1Stock Dove - 12Jackdow - 90Black-headed Gull - 21Hawthorn wood: Great-spotted
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 27th January 2024
1 Bittern - reservoir lagoon1 Water Pipit - reservoir lagoon2 Shelduck - main lake41 Lapwing - main lake1 Redpoll - wildside1 Peregrine - over site
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 20th December 2023
1 Goldeneye - main lake2 Shelduck - main lake1 Kestrel - south route1 Reed Bunting - south route15 Water Rail - site count (15/12)
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings 28102021
Weather: cloudyWind speed: lowRiver wear tide level: highA.MWader Lake:Teal - 134Moorhen - 6Redshank - 46Lapwing - 1Saline lagoon:Little Egret - 1Black-headed Gull - 6Teal - 32Other birds noted around site:Kingfisher - 1 (River wear)Mallard - 35 (Reservoi
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Weather: Bright/BreezyRiver Wear Tide Level: lowA.MWader lake:Swallow - 1Redshank - 1+1Avocet - 40+19+20Shelduck - 2+2Lapwing - 23Common Tern - 93+23+12Mallard - 4+25Teal - 2Tufted duck - 2+11Black-headed Gull - 39+52+3Grey Heron - 2+1White-ringed Plover
News News And Stories News Recent Sightings 6th July 2020
The following sightings were taken yesterday from the reserve at Castle Espie during mid tide. The centre is re-opening up to the public again this week after the lockdown, and the wildlife on the reserve will have to get accustomed to more people on sit
News News And Stories News Warden Update
Long stretches of hedges were planted when Steart Marshes was developed into a nature reserve. These hedges are getting to the right size and maturity for us to start laying them, taking up a lot of time for the volunteers and staff this autumn and winter