Latest sightings
Great White Egret on the main lake
Great White Egret on the main lake for a brief stop this morning, plus a juvenile Little Ringed Plover on the re-profiled island.
24 August 2019
Sandpipers & Snipe in the morning sun
Lots of warbler activity today
23 August 2019
Kingfisher in wildside along with a good number of Warblers
1 Kingfisher - wildside2 Green Sandpiper - grazing marsh1 Common Sandpiper - main lake1 Little Ringed Plover - main lake20+ Chiffchaff - wildsie, South route8 Blackcap - wildside, South route3 Willow Warbler - wildside5 Sedge Warbler - wildside, reedbed1
22 August 2019
Snipe showing well on the wader scrape
4 Snipe showing well on the wader scrape from the scrape hide.
21 August 2019
Little Ringed Plover & Common Sandpiper out on the main lake
House Martins and Swifts are keeping the blue skies busy with feeding activity
20 August 2019
Swallows and Martins feeding on migration
Plenty of hirundines stopping to feed over the main lake this morning
19 August 2019
Kingfisher feeding in the rain
Kingfisher in Wildside feeding in the pools.
18 August 2019
Whimbrel on the main lake
Main lake proved popular this morning with a Common Sandpiper and Ringed Plover also showing well.
17 August 2019
Ringed Plover and increasing number of Shoveler on the main lake
1 Ringed Plover seen from WWF hide and 28 Shoveler on the main lake this morning.
16 August 2019
Ringed Plover feeding on the main lake
Common Sandpiper wading around the Shoveler
15 August 2019
Great White Egret on the main lake
Great White Egret on the main lake until around 08:30.
14 August 2019
Waders and Warblers
Common Sandpiper, Little Ringed Plover and 3 Garganey still as well as 2 Whitethroat and good numbers of Chiffchaff on site.
13 August 2019
3 Garganey still on the wader scrape
All 3 Garganey still showing well on the wader scrape this morning.
12 August 2019
Influx of Common Sandpiper
7 Common Sandpiper and 3 Garganey on the wader scrape this morning.
11 August 2019
Teal and Shoveler busy feeding in the blustery conditions
Teal and Shoveler numbers continue to build across the reserve while Swifts feed overhead.
10 August 2019