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The juvenile Garganey was still present between Eight-arch Bridge and Grassy bridge this morning - a couple of record pics attached. The Garganey isn't always on view (I guess that it gets into the Sparganium occasionally), and there has also been an imm/female Teal present in the same area for the past few days. Otherwise, fairly quiet.