Your recent sightings at Pagham Harbour
Your recent sightings
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Autumn has arrived – Recent Sighting August
The seabird season has finally ended with the final Sandwich Terns fledging at the beginning of the month. The final results of a very successful season are 13 Little Tern, 139 Sandwich Tern and 12 Common Tern fledged. Nevertheless, there has been...
Posted 27 Aug 2019 by The Warden -
A summer of Seabirds, Quail and Spoonbill – Sightings June to July
Summer is usually a quiet affair when talking about the birds. That’s not because there isn’t any, it is just that as the summer progresses the business of rearing the next generation is in full swing. If you are patient and willing to spend time...
Posted 20 Jul 2019 by The Warden -
A quiet spring moves in to summer – May to early June Sightings
As May comes to an end, most of the expected summer visitors are in full attendance and have progressed to starting their new families. Spring proved very quiet with no unusual sightings to spark our bird watchers in to action. As June began the t...
Posted 06 Jun 2019 by The Warden -
Mixed Weather this spring but migration continues – April and May Sightings
In February we were privileged to have excellent views of the Tawny Owl adult roosting in the trees around the discovery area. As hoped they did nest in the box and many of you would have been following there exploits on the various blogs over the...
Posted 18 May 2019 by The Warden -
After the wind the sun
The last week has seen the whole gambit of weather from gale force winds, heavy rain and even some sheet but finally the sun has come out. This has heralded a burst of activity of birds preparing for spring the Tawny Owls in their box have a head...
Posted 17 Mar 2019 by The Warden -
hot off the press -- kestrel returns
Last year a pair of Kestrels nested near the visitor centre and the public watched as the breeding season unfolded live in the VC. good news is that a Kestrel has returned to the box for the first time this morning, hopefully this is the start of...
Posted 04 Mar 2019 by The Warden
