News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 30th November 2020
2 Russian White-fronted Goose - flew in at 14:48 onto the reservoir lagoon before flying off S at 14:57127 Lapwing - site count 1 Yellow-legged Gull - main lake1 Pintail - reservoir lagoon1 Goldeneye - reservoir lagoon2 Shelduck - main lake1 Water Pipit -
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 11th May 2023
2 Little Ringed Plover - wader scrape2 Oystercatcher - main lake2 Common Tern - main lake1 Yellow Wagtail - marsh1 Red Kite - over site1 Hobby - over the reserve20+ Swift - migrating over site40-50 Sand Martin - over site30+ Reed Warbler - across site11 S
Discover Wetlands Wetland Wildlife Wildlife By Month September
Wetland wildlife in September Autumn is truly upon us; waders are passing through our wetlands on their way south, geese are arriving and there are still plenty of dragons and brightly-coloured flowers to seek out. It's now September and peak m
News News And Stories News Late Summer Arrivals
New-in this last couple of days- an immature Spoonbill has taken a liking to the Pill Box Pool but has also visited the Rushy to sleep, it arrived yesterday and is still here today. We also have our first juvenile Marsh Harrier of the season on site, it w
News News And Stories News Nesting Season At Caerlaverock
The nesting season is well underway and our site hosts a wide variety of resident and summer migrants raising chicks which will hopefully fledge in the coming weeks. Species like great tits will use the natural landscape such as old woodpecker’s holes
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News News And Stories News Summer Waders
Summer WadersThe majority of the waders on site are forming post breeding flocks, the exception being Avocet with many broods at the Rushy/Tack Piece and a few at South Lake. Even the Avocets are forming post-breeding flocks, around70-80 have been heading
News News And Stories News Recent Wildlife Sightings 18th 24th May
Temperatures dropped to early spring levels on some mornings this week, but various invertebrates managed to flutter or scuttle about the reserve before this, taking advantage of the colourful array of blossoming flowers (either as a food source itself, o
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 22nd February 2023
2 Brent Geese - main lake1 Bittern - reservoir lagoon1 Oystercatcher - main lake1 Goldeneye - main lake1 Little Egret - flying over site3 Redpoll - entrance2 Siskin - sheltered lagoon16 Redwing - sheltered lagoon, west bank2 Goldcrest - world wetlands1 Wa
News News And Stories News Experience Wildlife This April At Arundel
Our wildlife hides are currently closed but there are many ways and places to experience wildlife this spring at Arundel Wetland Centre. Our pathways and boardwalks take you to waterways, reedbeds and wet meadows around the site ... and there are a few 's
News News And Stories News Dowitcher Showing Well
The Long-billed Dowitcher spent the morning into early afternoon showing very well at close range on the Mere from the first screen just past the In Focus shop. Also a single Greenshank, 25+ Ruff, 150+ Snipe, 1000+ Black-tailed Godwit, 4 Green Sandpiper,
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 12th March 2022
1 Sand Martin - marsh, scrape1 Firecrest - car park scrub block p.m.9 Redwing - sheltered lagoon1 Blackcap - south route4 Chiffchaff - sheltered lagoon, south route, wildside1 Water Pipit - marsh2 Oystercatcher - main lake1 Redshank - scrape16 Snipe - mar
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 8th May 2023
2 Garganey - marsh1 Yellow Wagtail - wader scrape2 Little Ringed Plover - wader scrape2 Oystercatcher - main lake20+ Swift - migrating over site 4 Swallow - over site40-50 Sand Martin - over site30+ Reed Warbler - across site11 Sedge Warbler - across site
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News News And Stories News Recent Sightings 17th June 2024
The tide was in and the sun was out for this morning’s count, and as a result we had an amazing variety of species on the Main Lake. Mallard, Moorhen and Coot all had their youngsters out for a swim alongside the diving Cormorant and the tiny Little gre