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WWA Sightings Blog
This blog is about sightings of wildlife and nature in the Watercress Wildlife Association's local nature reserve in St Albans. The sightings are largely made by the committee members. We are using a blog so that the up-to-date sightings will be useful to other members. In time the archive will also be informative about how animal and flora patterns are changing over the years
All photos on this blog are copyright © the individual that posted the entry. Photos on this blog may not be reproduced or redistributed without the express permission of the copyright holder. Contact Watercress Wildlife Association to be put in touch with the relevant individual.
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- animals (3)
- bat sound daubenton (1)
- bats (1)
- birds (62)
- birds snail gadwall magpie moorhen (1)
- birdwatching (40)
- blackcap (1)
- blue tit (3)
- bluebells (1)
- books (1)
- brimstone butterfly (1)
- bullfinch (2)
- butterflies (6)
- chicks (1)
- collared dove (1)
- crayfish (1)
- duckling (2)
- ducks (2)
- first sightings (13)
- fish (1)
- flora (10)
- grass snake (1)
- great spotted woodpecker (1)
- greenfinch (1)
- heron (5)
- Hertfordshire (2)
- house sparrow (2)
- insects (3)
- jay (2)
- kingfisher (6)
- kyak (1)
- lists (1)
- little egret (1)
- little grebe (4)
- long tailed tit (2)
- mallard (3)
- moorhen (2)
- muntjac (1)
- nuthatch (1)
- pheasant (1)
- photos (53)
- plant (1)
- pond (1)
- redwing (1)
- reed bunting (1)
- reptiles (1)
- reserve report (4)
- robin (2)
- sculpture (1)
- shoveler duck (1)
- sightings (8)
- sightings board (6)
- siskin (3)
- song thrush (1)
- spring (1)
- suburban oasis (1)
- swan (2)
- swans (1)
- teal (1)
- terrapin (1)
- total eclipse (1)
- unusual sightings (3)
- water rail (1)
- wetlands (2)
- wildlife (7)
- woodpecker (1)
- working party (1)
1 comment:
Hi,
I like the outside board.
I'm new to this and unsure how to post a new sighting.
There was a pair of Gadwalls on the mere this morning and i thought others might be interested to know. I wrote it on the board in the hide.
David
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