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Latest sightings

Little Ringed Plover displaying on the main lake

Little Ringed Plover displaying on the main lake

2 Little Ringed Plover displaying to each other on the main lake and 3 Common Tern.

29 April 2019

Nightingale heard on the south route

Nightingale heard on the south route

Nightingale song heard by the Wetland Living building this morning, along with lots of Sedge Warbler, Reed Warbler and Blackcap.

28 April 2019

Hobby, Common Tern and Swallow spotted this morning

Hobby, Common Tern and Swallow spotted this morning

Our first Hobby sighting of the year plus many other spring visitors and breeding birds

27 April 2019

Common Sandpiper and Yellow Wagtail by Headley Hide

Common Sandpiper and Yellow Wagtail by Headley Hide

Yellow Wagtails spotted on the marsh and by Headley Hide this morning, along with Common Sandpiper and Garganey

24 April 2019

3 Green Sandpiper and Garganey pair still

3 Green Sandpiper and Garganey pair still

3 Green Sandpiper showing well on the wader scrape and grazing marsh, associating with 3 Redshank.

23 April 2019

Garganey pair still on the marsh

Garganey pair still on the marsh

Pair of Garganey still on the East side of the marsh this morning feeding amongst the iris.

22 April 2019

Grasshopper Warbler reeling near Peacock Tower

Grasshopper Warbler reeling near Peacock Tower

Grasshopper Warbler and Whitethroat both singing in scrub near the Peacock Tower, the first Common Terns have arrived on the main lake, and the pair of Garganey remain on the marsh

21 April 2019

First Garden Warbler and Whitethroat of the spring

First Garden Warbler and Whitethroat of the spring

Wader scrape hide area great for Warblers this morning, while on the marsh there's Little Ringed Plover, Garganey and Wheatear

20 April 2019

Ring Ouzel & Garganey pair on show today

Ring Ouzel & Garganey pair on show today

4 Green Sandpiper & Yellow Wagtails also on our reserve today

19 April 2019

Pair of Garganey still and Wheatear on the East Bank

Pair of Garganey still and Wheatear on the East Bank

Pair of Garganey still on the marsh, Wheatear feeding along the steep East Bank this morning, with 2 Whimbrel passing through heading north.

18 April 2019

Pair of Garganey, 3 Wheatear and 2 Yellow Wagtail on the marsh

Pair of Garganey, 3 Wheatear and 2 Yellow Wagtail on the marsh

2 Garganey and 3 Wheatear continue on the grazing marsh, Green Sandpiper still on the reservoir lagoon.

17 April 2019

Yellow Wagtail on the marsh and 2 Garganey on the reservoir lagoon

Yellow Wagtail on the marsh and 2 Garganey on the reservoir lagoon

Redshanks joined by a Yellow Wagtail on our marsh. 2 Garganey on the reservoir lagoon.

16 April 2019

Oystercatcher and Green Sandpipers feeding

Oystercatcher and Green Sandpipers feeding

Oystercatcher on the 'gull ridge' main lake island Green Sandpipers on the reservoir lagoon and Redshanks on the marsh

15 April 2019

Good numbers of passage waders and warblers

Good numbers of passage waders and warblers

Signs Spring migration is in full swing on site today, highlights including Black-tailed Godwit, 2 Green Sandpiper, 3 Jack Snipe, 12 Blackcap, Yellow Wagtail and returning 2cy Iceland Gull.

14 April 2019

Little Ringed Plover and Singing Sedge Warbler on main lake

Little Ringed Plover and Singing Sedge Warbler on main lake

Sedge & Willow warbler on site

13 April 2019