If you want to see if our Fox Fence is working just come and visit at the moment... There are baby Lapwings dotted about all over and and wildfowl broods such as Mallard, Coot and Canada Goose are not being depleted.... excellent news. Still...

To continue from yesterday's post... During my traineeship, I have had a lot of involvement with Saltholme's social media. I have made a few blog posts here and there and the odd tweet too, but mainly I have been working on the RSPB Saltholme...

The 'sort of' in the title means that I completely forgot to take a photo of the sightings book as I normally do....so, it's from memory! The first thing I heard as I got out of my car was the bittern booming! Paul P was on bittern watch...

I wonder if the folks out on the walk will be lucky enough to hear the weird rattling call of the male Garganey that arrived on Wednesday. He was still around yesterday and showing well on Aveley Pool. The back left hand corner around Marc's Fingers...

It is a little after 3am and 8 am waiting for the first dawn chorus visitors to arrive. It is cam and still and not too cool so the prospect of a good sunrise session is on the cards. I passed a family of Foxes on the was in and all looked as bemused...