Jan 24, 2012

Bittern and buzzards at Mere Sands Wood


It's been a busy January at Mere Sands Wood with a wide variety of wildlife spotted.

A water rail is regularly sighted from Lancaster Hide, while a bittern has been seen close to Redwing hide.

Buzzards have been seen in the pine woods and a sparrow hawk at Rufford.

Red squirrels were first reported in the pine woods a couple of years ago and they have been seen there a couple of times in January.

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Bittern picture by Tim Stenton

Picture by Tim Stenton

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