The
Spotted Redshank returns
The famous “Nore Barn” Spotted
Redshank has been overwintering at the stream yearly since 2004.
It usually arrives in the period October to November and departs
in March. The bird also appears on YouTube The
bird prefers feeding when the tide is fairly high, usually
around 1-2 hours either side of high water. It is best seen on
spring tides, when it can come right onto the beach within a few
yards of where you are standing.
B
Blackcap | Magpie |
Blue Tit | Pheasant |
Bullfinch | Pied Wagtail |
Chaffinch | Robin |
Collared Dove | Seagull |
Crow | Sparrow |
Gold Crest | Sparrowhawk |
Great Tit | Starling |
Great Spotted Woodpecker | Thrush |
Grey Wagtail | Treecreeper |
Jay | Wood Pigeon |
Kestrel | Wren |
Kingfisher | Yellow Hammer |
See also Photos of some of the birds that can be found in Nore Barn Woods and along the adjacent shoreshore HERE