A good turnout of regulars and wheelbarrows ensured that all the key tasks were completed in good time. The advertised “monster bonfire” was more of a controlled slow-burn due to some overnight dampness, but it achieved what was asked of it in the end. There was even time for a leisurely walk around the site, during which many insects were photographed for inclusion in a separate sightings post.
Many thanks to everyone who came to help.
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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