

What a difference a day makes! Dry, sunny and warm late morning on the reserve and plenty of birds singing. At least 6
Skylarks singing and finally got brief glimpses of
Reed and Sedge Warblers singing in the Red River Ditch (95 and 96 respectively on the SGS Yearlist). The reserve has a lot of water on it at the moment with a large open area at the northern end. This held ten
Whimbrel today. The
Whitethroat was again singing from brambles near the entrance and just three male and a female
Wheatear were evident.
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