Access to Main Hide and Nelson-Lyle for everyone, including mobility scooters. Wellies needed to Lyle, not mobility scooters. Further hides to come as water levels continue to drop. Lady Fen trails are closed now until after breeding season, but great views from cafe veranda. All roads open and accessible.

Sightings for Tuesday November 19th

A bright Crisp start to the day, due to water levels only Main Observatory is open all other hides remain closed until water levels drop.

1 min read • 19 November 2019

Bewick's swan (166 on this mornings count)
Mute swan
Whooper swan (3,500 on this mornings count)
Canada goose
Greylag goose
Cattle egret
Great egret (6)
Little egret
Mallard
Pochard
Teal
Tufted duck
Shelduck
Shoveler
Wigeon
Little grebe
Coot
Moorhen
Cormorant
Curlew
Dunlin
Lapwing
Little stint (tbc)
Redshank
Snipe
Blue tit
Goldfinch
Great tit
House Sparrow
Starling
Tree sparrow
Wren
Black-headed gull
Carrion crow
Magpie
Pheasant
Barn owl
Buzzard
Kestrel
Marsh harrier
Short-eared owl
Sparrowhawk

Mammals
Roe deer

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