Some Spring-time views from Ham Wall - an RSPCA reserves in the Somerset levels and famous for its reed beds, and population of bitterns, which could be heard booming sonorously in the background hidden well out of sight. Marsh harriers could be seen flying low and fast over the reeds. Here are some images -
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| Great egret |
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| Cormorants drying their wings. |
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| Sleeping mute swans - is that a nest? |
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| Egret high overhead. |
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| A great crested grebe |
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| A surprise sighting - a glossy ibis. Apparently there are a handful visiing the reserve at the moment. |
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| A grebe inspecting the nest during the change-over of parents. |
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| A coot taking nesting material to its nest. |
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