I visited a couple of weeks ago and was disappointed I didn't see Dartford Warblers (how come on TV they're always helpfully perched on top of gorse bushes?) Looking at the photo's I manged to get, look like Whitethroat and probably a Dunnock (somehow I wasn't expecting one in that habitat), is that correct.
Later on having some time left after completing a walk around I went back for one last look out of North Hide, being closest to the car park. Some kind person pointed out that a Bittern had not long before dropped into the reeds so I thought I would wait around a little longer. After a while apparently the original couple could see it in the reeds, but despite many imaginative ways of describing where it was neither I nor any of the other people in the hide could see it ! Anyway as luck would have it, patience paid off as it emerged from the sidelines and I got the best view I've ever had of a Bittern.
Just to add to the pictures, I liked one of a laughing Old Frank & a Dragonfly that was very obliging
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