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Eleanor saw three Little Egrets on floods next to a minor road near to Old village today and David Arden was at Ravensthorpe Reservoir at first light and watched four Otters catching fish around the causeway tunnel. Prospective watchers are asked to be very quiet whilst on the causeway and to walk quietly and stand by the fence next to the tunnel parapet. The road causeway is narrow and busy with traffic with poor vision for drivers so please be careful. The Great White Egret was also present.
The below images depict a study of the female Stonechat currently wintering at Summer Leys LNR as taken by Robin Gossage (thank-you Robin).
Regards
Neil M
Eleanor saw three Little Egrets on floods next to a minor road near to Old village today and David Arden was at Ravensthorpe Reservoir at first light and watched four Otters catching fish around the causeway tunnel. Prospective watchers are asked to be very quiet whilst on the causeway and to walk quietly and stand by the fence next to the tunnel parapet. The road causeway is narrow and busy with traffic with poor vision for drivers so please be careful. The Great White Egret was also present.
The below images depict a study of the female Stonechat currently wintering at Summer Leys LNR as taken by Robin Gossage (thank-you Robin).
Regards
Neil M
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