Latest Sightings

Barnacle Geese: 5,000 around the reserve.

Whooper Swans: 1

High Tide 18:04  7.7m

Whooper Pond

Swallow 18

Mallard 17

Oystercatcher 2 - nesting

Folly Pond

Teal 10

Wigeon 2

Shelduck 2

Mute Swan 5

Oystercatcher 2

Teal Pond

Mute Swan 2 - on eggs

Little Grebe 2 - nest building

Avenue Tower

Teal 5

Wigeon 2

Gadwall 2

Mute Swan 2 - on eggs

Lapwing 9

Black-headed Gull 38

Saltcot Merse Observatory

Barnacle Geese

Lapwing displaying

Redshank displaying

Skylarks singing

Peter Scott Trail

Water Rail 2

Avenues & Feeders

Sedge Warbler

Blackcap

Chiffchaff

Willow Warbler

House Martin

Barn Swallow

Stock Dove

Reed Bunting

Yellowhammer

Sparrowhawk

Song Thrush

Goldcrest

Treecreeper

Blue Tit

Great Tit

Coal Tit

Long-tailed Tit

Chaffinch

Goldfinch

Greenfinch

Linnet

House Sparrow

Tree Sparrow

Robin

Dunnock

Wren

Osprey & Badger Cam

The male returned recently and has been tidying up the nest ready for his mate. A female, possibly not our regular female, arrived and the pair have mated. We will have to wait and see what happens next. Our Osprey Nest Camera is up and running in the Visitor Centre Coffee Shop. We hope to be able to show it online soon, but problems with our internet connection means we can't at the moment. This also means that, for the moment, we can't show Badger Cam. We are working on the problem and will hopefully have them online soon.

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