Weir Wood Reservoir, Sussex

Here are a few archive photographs from my early years in Sussex...

Above: Black-necked Grebe (August 1983). Scanned from print.

Above: Golden Pheasant (Balcombe, March 1984). Scanned from print.

Above: Three summer-plumaged Red-necked Grebes (May 1984). Scanned from print.

Above: Four Avocets (May 1984). Scanned from print.

Above: Slavonian Grebe, during the 'big freeze' (January 1985). Scanned from print.

Above: Spot the Ferruginous Duck (January 1985). Scanned from print.

Above: Flock of Great Crested Grebes, during the 'big freeze' (January 1985). Scanned from print.

Above: Aythya hybrid posing as the reservoir's first Ring-necked Duck (September 1985). Scanned from print.

Above: Red-crested Pochard (Slaugham, April 1985). Scanned from print.

Above: Hybrid posing as a Ferruginous Duck (September 1985). Scanned from print.