Not a lot to report locally I am afraid. The 
continuing highlight is the presence of up to 4 JACK SNIPES feeding along the 
muddy reedbed fringe of WILSTONE RESERVOIR in Cemetery Corner (see image below 
for location but basically first reedbed right of largest bay looking across 
from jetty bench). A couple of Water Rail also feeding in this area, with 
wildfowl numbers still high, including 454 Common Teal & 94 Shoveler but 
only 2 Pintail remaining and a single GARGANEY. A few Grey Wagtails about and 
the odd migrant Skylark and Meadow Pipit overhead. A further 68 Shoveler feeding 
on MARSWORTH RESERVOIR.
Dave Bilcock informs me that the drake GREATER 
SCAUP is back on STARTOP'S, in pretty much full eclipse, while Richard Whitehead 
had 150 European Golden Plover over WILSTONE yesterday









 
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