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Written by Carol C
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I hope you are enjoying some new wildlife experiences as you look out for the different species each month.
The poor weather in April didn't help much but everything did put in an appearance on good days, if only briefly! Keep looking though as most things will still be around.
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Written by Carol C
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Some of you may recall an article about black-tailed godwits back in August 2011. We are now able to update you on the colour-ringed bird:- Green over Orange: Lime over White
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Written by Carol C
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New things are appearing nearly every day now and some of them only remain for a few hours or a few days, so keep your eyes (and ears) open.
Everything on the list should stay around long enough for you to find them and don't forget Nature doesn't keep to the months shown - some things will be with us all summer.
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Written by Carol & Rob C
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December - February
 In early December a large flock of four hundred and seventy one teals were on the decoy pond, a little grebe and two coots were also present. Up to fifty mallards could be seen feeding on the acorns which they found underneath the oak trees. Again, a raven sat croaking in the dead oak tree: he appears to be making this part of his territory and it is possible that they could nest here.
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Written by Rob and Carol C (plus photos)
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December - February
 A female pintail which flew in and landed on the scrape pool on 6th December was a lovely surprise. It joined over eighty mallards in front of the hide, whilst out on the marsh forty one shelducks were feeding amongst a party of about a hundred and fifty Canada geese. Twelve cormorants were roosting nearby on the marsh edge.
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