Guided Walk: (Started 8am)
About 15 people turned up for the guided walk. We saw 3 Bitterns at the Marston Corner of Stewartby Lake. Some people (but not me) also saw 2 Waxwings near the sewage works and the female Smew on Stewartby Lake.
Tuesday, 28 December 2010
Monday, 27 December 2010
27th December 2010
This female Smew was found by John Lynch near the Stewartby Lake gullwatch. Here is a short video of the Smew:Also seen today:
1 Dunlin, 1 Lapwing and 2 Redshank on the sailing club bank of Stewartby Lake
Bittern - 1 near the lagoon corner of Stewartby Lake
Water Rail - lagoon corner of Stewartby Lake
2 Foxes
I missed 4 Waxwings seen briefly by Steve Blain near the Sailing club bank of Stewartby Lake,and two more seen by Phil Candlish by Jubilee Cottages...
Sunday, 26 December 2010
26th December 2010
More Bitterns... :-)
The above is a video-grab from the following video taken at the marston corner of Stewartby Lake.
Also seen today:
Cetti's Warbler, Little Egret, Water Rails, male Pintail all in the marston corner of Stewartby Lake and a total of at least four Bitterns. I missed two Bewick's Swans which were seen on the lake, probably whilst I was trying to video the Bitterns...
Saturday, 25 December 2010
25th December 2010 - White Xmas...
This Little Egret was standing in the marston corner of Stewartby Lake. Here is a video of the egret:http://vimeo.com/18170953
Friday, 24 December 2010
24th December 2010
Thursday, 23 December 2010
Wednesday, 22 December 2010
22nd December 2010
Video grab of a Bittern on Stewartby Lake.
A snowy visitors centre...
A panorama taken from the Pillinge hide.I arrived at the gullwatch about 8am. It started to snow about 8.05am and continued to snow until about 9.40am. I got the above video grab of the Bittern when it was walking on the ice not far from the Marston Corner of Stewartby Lake. During the rest of the day I also saw 2 female-type Scaup and a male Goosander.
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