Since the first stage of the autumn work has been completed on the site, it’s now a lot easier to see what’s about. A water pipit was reported recently and without the cutting back of the vegetation, it would not have been seen. And then there’s the kingfisher which is now being seen regularly close to the main hide. Here’s some photos taken by one of the members to whet your appetites.
Ogston Sightings
- Friday 26 April 2024
1M Common Scoter, 1 Reed Warbler, 18 Goosander, 10 Gadwall, 3 Goldeneye, 2 Teal, 2…
- Thursday 25 April 2024
2 Common Sandpiper, 1 Song Thrush, 4 Oystercatcher, 2 Gadwall, 2 GC Grebe, 9 Tufted…
- Wednesday 24 April 2024
1 Arctic Tern, 1 pr Goosander, 2 Garden Warbler, 1 Common Tern, 1 Swift, 1…
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