Big news today was that both the Lapwings and the Little Ringeds on the island have hatched chicks – at least three of each. They look so vulnerable, it’s a wonder any survive at all. Fingers crossed. Also 4 Mute Swans, 143 Greylags, 128 Canada Geese, Ffour Mandarin broods of 8,8,6&2, 2 Gadwall, an increase to 29 Tufteds and with them the drake Tufted/Pochard hybrid that has been present on & off for quite a few years now, 3 Oystercatchers (pair plus chick, seems the family of four have now left), 42 Lapwings, 13 LRPlovers, Common Sand, 50+ Swifts and a Lesser Whitethroat.
Ogston Sightings
- Thursday 8th May 2025
Most notable sightings: Common Sandpiper (3), Common Tern (1), Curlew (2), Ringed Plover (1), Shelduck…
- Wednesday 7th May 2025
Most notable sightings: Common Sandpiper (4), Common Tern (1), Curlew (1), Ringed Plover (1). …
- Tuesday 6th May 2025
Most notable sightings: Common Sandpiper (2), Curlew (4), Dunlin (1), Little Egret (2), Ringed Plover…
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