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No sightings of Roe Deer, Fox, Hare or Badger will be mentioned on this blog throughout the year and links will be removed from other blogs giving the whereabouts of these mammals due to the rising influx of poaching, long dogging and lamping by sick individuals.
BS




Monday, June 15, 2026

The ups and downs of Fly Flatts.

 

Hovering Buzzard                                                                     



                                     Into the dive.

                                    1 pair Tufted.

                                Some of the 400 + Canadas
                                    Goslings growing well

                                    Late batch of Mallard.

A very dark, full cloud morning at Fly Flatts on a cool E>3 at 8 degrees.
   A very steady morning compared to the last few visits, probably due to the cool easterly wind with never does this site any favours.
  A Common Sandpiper and an Oystercatcher were the only waders found, other than Lapwing and Curlew, though I didn't walk the west bank to check the NE corner. Not a Wheatear in sight this morning with just 2 male Reed Buntings plus plenty juv Meadow Pipits around the compound area.
    A Short Eared Owl flew low over the water at the far north end but continued >W over Tatty Pie Hill whilst a few LBB gulls were slowly making their way >NE. The sky, once again was alive with Swifts and Swallows but otherwise a bit of a disappointing morning.
    A drizzly damp morning tomorrow with hill fog on a light SE turning SW later in the day kicking off at 10 degrees.
BS