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Written by Carol C
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RAGWORT - FRIEND OR FOE?
There is a lovely clump of ragwort on the control meadow at Pickerings Pasture, with several other clumps around the reserve. 
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Written by Carol C (photos CAC)
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It's a good time to go to see a range of butterflies at Pickerings Pasture. Today's visit produced three species of white butterflies: large, small and green-veined.
Large White
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Written by RPC (photos CAC)
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March- May
The most exciting wildlife record of this spring was a Spoonbill,  found by George Ockleshaw on Wednesday 20th May, feeding on the Hale Marsh field pools. It was first seen about 6pm and was still present at 8pm, when another observer saw the bird. Unfortunately it had gone by the following morning
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Written by Rob C (photos CAC)
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March to May
On the 2nd March three little egrets were seen, from the hide, feeding on the marsh, increasing to four the following day.  One at least came over to feed on the scrape pool. A female peregrine was seen on the marsh, from the bird hide, usually sitting on a log. Up to 38 shelducks, 80 lapwings, 30 redshanks and 2 cormorants roosted on the marsh edge, at high tide. Also, on 2nd March there were 15 redwings feeding on the meadows.
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Written by Lynda Broad
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The Friends of Pickerings Pasture AGM March 21st 2009, Chairpersons Report We're pleased to have welcomed some new members this year and we commend the very valued efforts of our regular, longstanding members. |
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