Your recent sightings at Langford Lowfields
Your recent sightings
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Wetland Bird Survey - August 2019
Most of the bird life on the reserve at the moment is congregating on Phase 3 and viewable from the perimeter footpath. Parts of the area can also be seen from the new seasonal trail that was opened on Monday. The trail will be open until the...
Posted 21 Aug 2019 by Joe Harris (RSPB Langford Lowfields Site Manager) -
July 2019 - Wetland Bird Survey
The results are in from July's WeBS count: Avocet 4 Black headed gull 122 Canada goose 43 Coot 242 Common tern 8 Cormorant 7 Great crested grebe 11 Grey heron 1 Greylag goose 68 Lapwing 49 Little egret 11 Mallard 117 Moorhen 7 Mute swan 34 Pochard...
Posted 22 Jul 2019 by Joe Harris (RSPB Langford Lowfields Site Manager) -
Wetland Bird counts for June
Our monthly WeBS counts give us a good idea, albeit a snapshot, of what species are on the reserve and how many of them there are. The recent heavy rainfalls have brought up water levels in the River Trent and on the reserve too, this has...
Posted 24 Jun 2019 by Joe Harris (RSPB Langford Lowfields Site Manager) -
Wetland Bird counts for May 2019
Here they are! The WeBS count totals for May. Lots of good birds on site, including a record (for Langford) count of 34 avocets! If you're lucky you might even be able to see a couple of youngsters on the silt lagoon as you stroll up the pubic...
Posted 11 Jun 2019 by Joe Harris (RSPB Langford Lowfields Site Manager) -
Wetland Bird Survey - April 2019
The WeBS count records for April are.... Canada goose 35 Greylag goose 53 Pink footed goose 1 Mute swan 14 Cormorant 14 Grey heron 3 Little egret 4 Great crested grebe 23 Little grebe 2 Coot 72 Moorhen 7 Shelduck 5 Mallard 43 Pochard 3 Gadwall 53...
Posted 01 May 2019 by Joe Harris (RSPB Langford Lowfields Site Manager) -
Today's guided walk sightings
We hosted a guided walk today for the Notts Birders. The weather was beautiful and we saw over 60 species of birds, including all 10 of the warbler species that breed here, a good range of wading birds and some nice unexpected migrants too. Dunlin...
Posted 23 Apr 2019 by Joe Harris (RSPB Langford Lowfields Site Manager)
