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Wildlife Sightings - 14/09/26

Wildlife Sightings - 14/09/26

Plenty of Squirrels and Jays foraging around the site as we come into Autumn, Common Frogs and Toads can be seen searching for food and hibernacula before Winter. Warblers pass through the site on migration with Willow Warbler and Chiffchaff seen on Wader Lake footpath. On the lake, lots of Redshank and a Common Snipe outside NW Hide. Two Common Gull juveniles also dropped in and were seen amongst the Black Headed Gulls.

am/pm
Wader Lake Species
Water Level
Total
Redshank
54
Moorhen
17
Grey Heron
2
Curlew
1
Teal Duck
20
Herring Gull (juv)
2
Common Gull (juv)
2
Black Headed Gull
46
Common Snipe
1
Mallard
4
Pied Wagtail
2
Little Egret
1
Hawthorn Wood Bird Feeding Area
Total
Hawthorn Wood Bird Feeding Area
Total
Wren ♫
1
Blue Tit
8
Blackcap (f)
1
Long Tailed Tit
4
Great Tit
9
Eurasian Jay
1
am/pm
Bird Species Noted Around Site
Location
Total
Willow Warbler
Wader Lake Footpath
3
Chiffchaff ♫
Wader Lake Footpath
2
Eurasian Jay
Saline Lagoon / Hawthorn Wood
2
Mallard
Saline Lagoon
21
Little Egret
River Wear
2
Grey Heron
River Wear
3
Goldfinch
Amphibian Ponds
5
Blackcap ♫
Amphibian Ponds
2
Robin
Hawthorn Wood
2
Wren
Hawthorn Wood / Gully
3
Tufted Duck
Reservoir
2
Mallard
Reservoir
4

Other Wildlife Species Noted Around Site  

Mammals:
Roe Deer doe and 2 fawns
@Hidden Meadow
Amphibians / Fish:
1x Common Toad
1x Common Frog
Both @ Forgotten Meadow
Invertebrates:
Speckled Wood @ Hawthorn Wood (And around site)
      Flora / Fungi: