One Day And One Square Metre Of River Bank
One day, one random square metre of riverbank, and one camera trap.
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A nature conservation blog about the fauna and flora of Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest in the Lower Stour Valley, Worcestershire, England.
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Always a joy to visit the Wilden Marsh, Mike. I watched the first part, with the thrush (?) and the mouse. I always like watching what the camera traps pick up, great fun, thank you.
Thanks Jet. Did you spot the sleeping pheasant? One minute it was dozing, and the next it had gone. I hope the very ferocious mink wasn’t responsible.
Was that busy bird a reed bunting?
I don’t know, Tom.
Neat idea! I enjoyed seeing the different visitors. I was wondering who the big fella was… it made me think of an owl crossed with a duck. A pheasant! 🙂
Thanks. It looks like a female pheasant to me, but it might be a duck.