Slimbridge WWT 2018
16th Dec 2018 | Posted in: UK Birding | Comments (0)
Despite the inclement weather, there was a sizeable turnout for this year’s final meet at the WWT's Slimbridge Wetland Centre.
At least 41 species were seen, the highlights of which were:
- The overwintering Bewick’s Swans (naturally).
- A hunting Peregrine Falcon.
- Two Water Rails in the open and almost within touching distance!
No one was caught trying to sneak off to see Santa, even though that would have meant shelter from the wind-driven rain, but it did mean that café business was booming throughout the day!
Wishing everyone a very happy Christmas.
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