There are still impressive numbers of wildfowl on the flooded meadows; highlights today included female Scaup and Redhead Smew and five Goldeneyes. Other birds of note included two Bearded Tits, two Buzzards and two Marsh Harriers.
Wednesday, 19 January 2011
Trimley Update
Eight Suffolk Coast & Heaths volunteers with Countryside Officer Nick Marsh joined forces with six Trimley volunteers to work on the Bridleway hedge. At last, the end is in sight for this ongoing task thanks to everyone's hard work.
There are still impressive numbers of wildfowl on the flooded meadows; highlights today included female Scaup and Redhead Smew and five Goldeneyes. Other birds of note included two Bearded Tits, two Buzzards and two Marsh Harriers.
There are still impressive numbers of wildfowl on the flooded meadows; highlights today included female Scaup and Redhead Smew and five Goldeneyes. Other birds of note included two Bearded Tits, two Buzzards and two Marsh Harriers.
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