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Splash Pad - Opening Soon

We are hoping to confirm the opening date for our new Splash Pad very soon - the rest of our playground is open, including the new Multi-Play Climber and Trail course. Thank you for bearing with us.

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Water Pipits very active on the grazing marsh plus Peregrine hunting over main lake

Water Pipits very active on the grazing marsh plus Peregrine hunting over main lake

Water Pipit, Bittern, Water Rail and Peregrine spotted this morning

18 November 2019
3 Bittern, 4 Water Pipit and 15 Water Rail on this mornings WeBS count

3 Bittern, 4 Water Pipit and 15 Water Rail on this mornings WeBS count

3 Bittern, 15 Water Rail, 4 Water Pipit, 2 Goldeneye and Jack Snipe just some of the highlights on site today.

17 November 2019
Pintail and Goldeneye on the main lake

Pintail and Goldeneye on the main lake

Water Pipits are very active this morning

16 November 2019
Caspian Gull and Goldeneye on main lake

Caspian Gull and Goldeneye on main lake

Water Pipits and Redwing also on the reserve today

15 November 2019
3 Bitterns on the main lake plus Yellow-legged Gull

3 Bitterns on the main lake plus Yellow-legged Gull

Bitterns well in view this morning along with adult Yellow-legged Gull all on the main lake. Water Pipits and Stonechats on the wader scrape

14 November 2019
Bittern hunting at the edge of main lake sedge bed

Bittern hunting at the edge of main lake sedge bed

Bittern, Water Pipit, Goldeneye and migrant Thrush flock all on the reserve on a sunny, cold morning

13 November 2019
Pintail and Goldeneye this morning

Pintail and Goldeneye this morning

Water Pipit, Jack Snipe and Stonechat also spotted

12 November 2019
3 Bittern, Water Pipit and Snipe on a cold, sunny morning

3 Bittern, Water Pipit and Snipe on a cold, sunny morning

One Bittern sitting high up in the reeds on the main lake shore, one right by the Headley Hide, and the third bird dropped into the middle reedbed a.m.

11 November 2019
Autumnal birding at its best

Autumnal birding at its best

Bittern, 2 Water Pipit, 2 Goldeneye, 2 Jack Snipe and 3 Pintail just some of the highlights this morning in the Autumn sunshine.

10 November 2019
Water Rail calling through the thick morning fog

Water Rail calling through the thick morning fog

Goldeneye on the main lake

9 November 2019
Goldeneye on the reservoir lagoon

Goldeneye on the reservoir lagoon

early morning misty views of Pintail and Stonechat

8 November 2019
Water Pipit on marsh and main lake

Water Pipit on marsh and main lake

Water Pipit, Chiffchaff, Redwing and Fieldfare all spotted on the reserve. Goldeneye and Bittern still present on the main lake.

7 November 2019
Wigeon numbers building up

Wigeon numbers building up

Wigeon numbers increasing with most birds feeding on the grazing marsh, 2 Goldeneye continue on the main lake.

6 November 2019
2 Goldeneye on the main lake

2 Goldeneye on the main lake

2 Goldeneye feeding towards the centre of the main lake this morning, with Water Pipit flying between the wader scrape and the grazing marsh.

5 November 2019
2 Water Pipit feeding on the wader scrape

2 Water Pipit feeding on the wader scrape

Water Pipits on the scrape with Stonechat. Plenty of Water Rail calling. Skylarks moving through westwards.

4 November 2019