Just a few folks around. Visiting couple from Isle of Man very complimentary about the reserve. Not much litter. Adjusted side gate at Durngate entrance.
A frog party (fest, rave, orgy) going on in the pond.
Just a few folks around. Visiting couple from Isle of Man very complimentary about the reserve. Not much litter. Adjusted side gate at Durngate entrance.
A frog party (fest, rave, orgy) going on in the pond.
Blue sky and sunshine! A peacock butterfly abd two brimstone sunbathing! A red kite flying over northern end. Lots of small birds calling with wrens and great tits in competition for the loudest! Not much litter.
Several people walking round and one gentleman reading your notice Sam - result!
Water levels down, & not so much over paths. 3 walkers, 1 runner, no regulars. No litter. Aside from watrrfowl, great tir, blue tit, siskin, robin very much in evidence
Several runners and some walkers. Most people are doing a detour along the river bank to avoid the pond puddle.
Some logs on the wavy bench at the Durngate end.
Had a nice chat with a gentlemen who was enjoying a morning walk (and the only person appropriately dressed with wellies, coat and brolly!). Big fan of the reserve.
Flood defences still up in River Park by the art college and school.
Wet, muddy and quiet. Only significant litter around Durngate. One large dog running around off the lead, she took it out when I spoke to her. Red elf cup out but no picture. Stepped into the river to get polystyrene out - I promise it was very shallow.