My first proper trip to the reservoir for many weeks this afternoon, and water levels have raised considerably since my last visit and presumably as a result there was a decent number of wildfowl present, especially at the southern end.
A fair sized flock of Canada Geese also harboured a lone Mute Swan and whilst the majority of duck were Mallard, there were at least fifty Wigeon, thirty Teal plus three Gadwall and two Shoveler.
A late Common Sandpiper was also at the southern end.
A fair sized flock of Canada Geese also harboured a lone Mute Swan and whilst the majority of duck were Mallard, there were at least fifty Wigeon, thirty Teal plus three Gadwall and two Shoveler.
A late Common Sandpiper was also at the southern end.
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