Latest sightings
Snipe numbers on the up
Good number of snipe (16) could be seen yesterday from the ramsar hide, looking to the right on the thin strip of island. They were feeding and roosting for most of the day. [...]
24 November 2011
Anticipation!
Well thinks are very slow here at Arundel at the moment. The weather is so very mild that dragonflies, such as Common darter and migrant hawker are still on the wing. Red admirals and amazingly a Common Carder Bumblebee are also active. A Song thrush was
18 November 2011
Elusive wildfowl
With the mild weather continuing wildfowl numbers have stayed fairly low. Teal and snipe numbers have increased, but they have remained elusive. [...]
18 November 2011
Wigeon arrival
Three wigeon have flown in this morning and are feeding on the new wet grassland area. Fantastic result! [...]
9 November 2011
Pochard up!
This morning there was 40 pochard out on swan lake. [...]
6 November 2011
Numbers starting to build up at Arundel WWT
Shoveler numbers have been fluctuating from 7 up to 11, mainly from the scrape hide. This a really good number for this time of year and encouraging for the winter ahead. Pochard have started to arrive on swan lake with a high of 6 individuals, mostly m
3 November 2011
Snipe sightings
Four snipe were seen at the back of the scrape areas from the ramsar hide. [...]
3 November 2011
Alders alive with siskin and redpoll
A flock of siskins and redpolls have been seen feeding in the alders around woodland secrets today. [...]
2 November 2011
Siskins and kite
Looking to the sky this morning produced a Red Kite and several Siskin. [...]
1 November 2011
Rising Shoveler
Great to see Shoveler numbers going up to 11 this morning! [...]
31 October 2011
Shoveler high!
Shoveler numbers have already reached their highest numbers for this time of year. [...]
27 October 2011
Short eared owl over reserve
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26 October 2011
The story from Arundel so far...
So far, we had three snipe arrive on the 8 October, followed by one more the day later. Water rail have been spotted from the reedbed hide. In total, we’ve had 50 teal, 6 shoveler have been seen but we think there’s more out there. We’
19 October 2011