Welcome to the Blog site of the Friends of Haymill Valley Group! Here you will be able to read about the work that has been and will be done in the Millie. Feel free to add any comments or questions!
This weblog is created and updated by volunteers working to preserve the Haymill Valley Nature Reserve and BBOWT are not responsible for any content posted here.
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Wildlife in the Millie
We would like to keep an up-to-date log of wildlife seen in and around the site. Please post the species that you saw, the date and time of day and your name!
Fancy helping to preserve this fantastic little nature reserve? We are always looking for new volunteers to come and help us, from clearing pathwas and streams to litter picking, raising awareness in the local community and just being on hand to serve refreshments when needed!! Contact us at friendsofhaymillvalley@yahoo.co.uk :-)
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A pair of noctules (bats) September 2006
A lone Jay, just on Millie perimeter, 28.10.06
A huge group of noctules - at least 100(!) flying way over top of Millie and out to A4 area. 31.10.06 (17.10)
We also saw large numbers of Redwings on migration passing over the Millie also at the end of October (v.early morning)
A pheasant (male) in the reed beds on Sat morning 10.03.07
3 Great Spotted woodpeckers in the trees towards the Thames Water end of the reserve 10.03.07
The first cuckoo was heard calling in the Millie this morning at about 8.30am (25.03.07) - Appropriate for the first day of spring!
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