RABBIT ACTIVITY As regular visitors will have noticed, rabbit activity is causing holes on the hard core tracks and whilst we try and in-fill them, please be aware that the tracks are more uneven than normal as a

Additional reporting for the 25th November and photo now included below. 30th November 2024 Light cloud with sunny intervals. Mild. Light south/south-westerly. The regular Saturday count by Graham Rowling and Dave Scanlan produced the following: Eight Mute Swans,

31st October 2024 Overcast, light north-westerly. A Cattle Egret was present on Railway Pool this morning before flying off.  With the ground conditions being so wet, and some of the cattle being taken in, the association with the

30th September 2024 Overcast, drizzly, misty, light north-easterly.  Still some flooding at Patrick Bridge but receding. This mornings counts were as follows:  19 Mute Swans, 365 Greylags, 16 Canadas, 41 Shoveler, 86 Gadwall, 120 Mallard, 65 Wigeon, 38

31st August 2024 Overcast, light north-easterly, odd showers. The Greenshank was still present on Railway Pool and a new arrival was a juvenile Ringed Plover, also on the same pool. An immature Pintail on Car Park Pool brought

31st July 2024 Sunny, still hot. The first returning Snipe of the ‘autumn’ was seen in the Marsh area and there were two Common Sandpipers present.  Ten Little Grebes, three Shoveler, five Little Egrets, a new Tufted brood

COLOUR-RINGED COMMON TERN A Common Tern, colour-ringed as a juvenile at Marsh Lane on 27 July 2022 was sighted at Minsmere Nature Reserve in Suffolk on the 10 June 2024, a distance of 225km east and 684 days

31st May 2024 Thin broken cloud. There were three Lapwing chicks still on Car Park Pool islands this morning, and the Tern chick was still being fed by the adults.  The Fox was seen again on Railway Pool

30th April 2024 Sunny spells, fresh south-easterly. A Black Tern put in a brief highlight around 09.00 but unfortunately did not linger.  The Bittern continued to boom and other counts included a drake Shoveler, three Egyptian Geese, two

  31st March 2024 Sunny and showers, westerly. The year’s first Sedge Warbler was seen and heard in the North Causeway Bay this morning, and other migrants included four Sand Martins through to the north, and three Little

29th February 2024 Overcast, light westerly. Again, today there were two adult Mediterranean Gulls on Railway Pool, five female Goosanders on Car Park Pool, 24 Snipe in front of Car Park Hide and a further 11 on Railway

31st January 2024 Overnight frost, dry with sunny intervals, light to moderate south westerly A Water Rail in the North Causeway Bay was the first log entry for this species for a while and there was also a

RABBIT ACTIVITY As regular visitors will have noticed, rabbit activity is causing holes on the hard core tracks and whilst we try and in-fill them, please be aware that the tracks are more uneven than normal as a

30th November There were 23 Goosanders on Car Park Pool at first light this morning (ten males and 13 females), but the birds moved off, as usual, quite quickly and there were no other records. 29th November 2023

  31st October 2023 Generally dry with occasional light showers, overcast; light east/south-easterly Collared Dove put in an appearance for the second day in a row, with two at the Car Park feeders and five over the Crop

  30th September 2023 Sunny intervals, mostly still, cloudy pm. Two Green Sandpipers and a Common Sandpiper, along with 10 Snipe and a few Lapwings were the waders on site.  Other birds included 15 Wigeon, three Little Egrets,

RABBIT ACTIVITY As regular visitors will have noticed, rabbit activity is causing holes on the hard core tracks and whilst we try and in-fill them, please be aware that the tracks are more uneven than normal as a

RABBIT ACTIVITY As regular visitors will have noticed, rabbit activity is causing holes on the hard core tracks and whilst we try and in-fill them, please be aware that the tracks are more uneven than normal as a

30th June 2023 Overcast, drizzle, fresh southerly. A Snipe on Car Park Pool was unseasonal and is probably a failed breeder or an early returning bird.  There were eight adult Little Ringed Plovers, 11 Oystercatchers, one fledged juvenile

31st May 2023 Overcast, drizzle, fresh northerly wind. There was no sign of the Black Tern this morning but a Red Kite was seen again and the Ringed Plover remained. Three Little Ringed Plovers, seven adult Oystercatchers and

  Ringing Returns The Black-headed Gull (Ringed: White J2049) which was on Car Park Pool on the 21st April, was ringed as a chick at Lyseren, Norway on Jun 6, 2022 and was still there on Jul 8,