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Please note: Estuary Tower lift is currently out of order and Sloane Tower lift is limited to travel between 1st & 2nd floors. Our otters are currently not viewable from their main exhibit due to maintenance on the boardwalk, but can still be seen from their house. Apologies for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your patience.

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Avocets and a Goshawk.

Rushy

Very busy with Avocet, 22 here with lots of incubating birds and a new hatched brood of 3. Shelduck 22 an Oystercatcher one Wigeon and 17 Tufted Duck and of course hundreds of Black Headed Gulls.

Tack Piece

One ringed and an unringed Crane with 47 Barnacle Geese in the centre of the field. Oystercatcher 2 and a Cuckoo calling along the walkway also Lapwing Shoveler, Shelduck and Reed Warbler.

Zeiss Hide

Avocet 53 and 2 on guard Redshanks. Cuckoo calling to the south and the adult Curlews visible distantly to the north on the Dumbles. Gadwall, Shoveler, Tufted and Shelducks.

South Finger

Great views of a Goshawk actually in the walkway but perhaps not surprisingly very little from the hides except a doe Roe Deer. Kingfishers incubating so look out for change overs.

South Lake

Lots of rain overnight and levels well up, avocets enjoying feeding on the new flood with 16, the 43 Black tailed Godwits were mainly roosting. The Little Ringed Plover were on the back of the scrape and a male Pochard and 2 Cormorant were on the lake with hundreds of Black Headed Gulls.


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