Your recent sightings at Ham Wall
Your recent sightings
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Recent sightings at RSPB Ham Wall - 13.09.2019
Still a lot of birds moving through the reserve this week. A few hirundines are being seen each day with around 30+ swallows on Wednesday over the car park. Also seen was a hobby - one was also seen today over on Shapwick Heath diving low onto the...
Posted 13 Sep 2019 by Stephen Couch -
Recent sightings at RSPB Ham Wall - 06.09.2019
September is here and has brought an almost immediate autumnal feel about it (It's raining steadily as I write this). Autumn of course brings with it an increase of activity with bird life in particular as species move away from their breeding...
Posted 06 Sep 2019 by Stephen Couch -
Recent Sightings at RSPB Ham Wall - 23.08.2019
Plenty to report this week after a week off last week. Migrants are just beginning to get on the move a bit more after the post breeding season lull. An osprey was seen from the old rail bridge last Sunday and has been spending much of its time ov...
Posted 23 Aug 2019 by Stephen Couch -
Recent Sightings at RSPB Ham Wall - 09.08.2019
Normal summer weather appears to have returned this week. It's made things a little cooler and more manageable work wise. We've managed to get started on cutting the islands in front of the first viewing platform (VP1) despite some mechanical issu...
Posted 09 Aug 2019 by Stephen Couch -
Recent Sightings at RSPB Ham Wall - 02.08.2019
July gone, in the blink of an eye it seems, and August is upon us already. Some welcome rain this week but very hot days too. There have been some quiet days in terms of visitors with the heat keeping some people away. It was great however to see ...
Posted 02 Aug 2019 by Stephen Couch -
Recent sightings at RSPB Ham Wall - 26.07.2019
Phew! What a scorcher of a week. We had some blistering temperatures at Ham Wall this week. Many thanks to the hardy volunteers who came out to help in the high temperatures. Not surprisingly we were all soon flagging so an early finish was well i...
Posted 26 Jul 2019 by Stephen Couch
