Cossington Meadows; after a busy day I decided to make an evening visit here, not been at all this year mainly to due virus lockdown rules. I had been told the pools had mud edges so I was hoping a passage wader may be present.
A pleasant evening with plenty of activity, there seemed a good number of Song Thrushes singing here, Whitethroat fetching food for youngsters. Cetti's Warblers, Redd Warblers and others could be heard. On the pools a good number of Gadwall, Mallard, a few Tufted duck and a single drake Mandarin (my first here), Common Terns and Black-headed Gulls were nesting on the islands.
Green Woodpecker feeding on the ground, Swifts overhead, a Kestrel with prey, plus other usual birds were seen
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