Kingfisher perched up in Wildside reedbeds
100+ House Martin also feeding low over the main lake and reservoir lagoon, and ever-increasing Wigeon numbers across the reserve.
1 Kingfisher - wildside
37 Wigeon - sheltered lagoon, main lake, wader scrape
100+ House Martin - main lake, reservoir lagoon and heading South/South-West
1 Common Sandpiper - main lake
8 Snipe - grazing marsh
Flowering plants: (early September) Broad-leaved Helleborine, Common Fleabane, Curled Pondweed, Dwarf Mallow, Greater Bird's-foot Trefoil, Harebell, Orange Foxtail, Pepper Saxifrage, Water Bent, Water Dock, Water Mint (see photo below), Meadow Saffron.
Invertebrates: (early/late September) Common Darter (see photo below), Willow Emerald Damselfly, Migrant Hawker, Southern Hawker, Common Blue Damselfly, Ruddy Darter, Common Blue, Green-veined White (see photo below), Red Admiral, Small Copper, Speckled Wood, Small White, Common Carder Bee, Common Furrow Bee, Honey Bee, Buff-tailed Bumblebee, Beewolf, Red-legged Shieldbug, Common Sheetweb Spider, Common Stretch Spider, Common Wolf Spider, Wasp Spider.
Moths: (late August/ early September) Box Tree (dark form), Gold Spot, Tree-lichen Beauty, White-point, Jersey Tiger, Rush Veneer, Pale Mottled Willow, Diamond-back, Dark sword-grass, Rusty Dot Pearl, Silver Y, The Gem, Convolvulus Hawk-moth, Clifden Nonpareil (see photo below), The Delicate.
Fungus: (August 30th Survey) Meadow Puffball (see photo below on left), Grey Puffball (see photo below on right), Giant Puffball, Tar-spot Fungus, Shaggy Parasol, Lumpy Bracket, Pancake Crust, Bleached Brittlegill, Candelsnuff Fungus, Brown Birch Bolete, Oak Curtain Crust, Blushing Bracket, Oak Mazegill, Brown Rollrim, Blushing Milkcap.
