The male Garganey and the young Treecreepers.
Less than a week after visiting the reserve and I was back this time with the Watford RSPB group. This visit didnt see as many year ticks but I did manage 4 more. 3 of those were seen from the East hide with a
Curlew Sandpiper on one of the islands and a
Little Gull on the water and flying around. A
Hobby was also seen distantly but better views were had further around the reserve. The final year tick was a pair of
Garganey that appeared out of nowhere posing just long enough for a photo before vanishing again. Because of the high water levels last week there were no
Avocets but around 20 were seen today as the water level had dropped. 3
Little Egrets were on the levels and a
Yellow Wagtail flew over. From the new Island Mere hide 2
Bitterns were seen in flight and in the woods a family party of 7
Treecreepers were seen with 5 young huddled together on a branch being fed by the adults. A
Marsh Tit on the feeders by the visitor centre was the last bird of note for the day.
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