Latest Sightings

High Tide 15:48  8.7m

Whooper Pond

Swallow 5

House Martin 4 - nest building on the Peter Scott Obs

Mallard 13

Oystercatcher 2 - on eggs

Folly Pond

Wigeon 2

Oystercatcher 2

Lapwing 6

Black-tailed Godwit 3

House Martin 6 - collecting mud for nests

Moorhen 2 - with 3 chicks

Teal Pond

Mute Swan 2 - on eggs

Little Grebe 2 - with 2 chicks

Black-headed Gull 4

Avenue Tower

Black-headed Gull 35

Lapwing 13

Oystercatcher 2

Mute Swan 2 - on eggs

Teal 7

Wigeon 2

Shoveler 1

Black-tailed Godwit 2

Saltcot Merse Observatory

Lapwing displaying

Redshank displaying

Skylarks singing

Peter Scott Trail

Water Rail 2

Avenues & Feeders

Whitethroat

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 Cam

The male returned and was tidying up the nest ready for his mate. A female, possibly not our regular female, arrived and the pair mated. However, they have not been seen for a number of days and sadly we think they have abandoned the nest this year. Our Osprey Nest Camera is up and running in the Visitor Centre Coffee Shop so we will keep an eye out, but it has been taken down from the website to save bandwidth. If the birds return we will put the camera back on the website, but it looks unlikely at the moment.

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