Lisert wetland held: 2 Marsh Harriers, 6 Pochards in the inner pond, 2 Greylag Geese, 1 Water Rail, Jackdaws heard, Reed Bunting, Curlew, 2 Shelducks, 4 Red-breasted Mergansers doing a sort of "courtship dance" (neck stretching and "vibring"), 2 Great Crested and 1 Black-necked Grebe and a nice flock of +20 Cirl Buntings.
The fields around Bosco San Marco, near Aquileia (GO) yielded: 50-60 Lapwings, 20-25 Jackdaws, 4 Buzzards, +30 Skylark in flock, big flocks of Woodpigeons, 1 Sparrowhawk and Tree Sparrows.
Later at Isola della Cona 3 Tundra Bean Geese were still present within a small flock of White-fronts (150 cca.). No signs of the Lesser White-fronted, which was probably with the other part of the flock. In the freshwater marsh also: 1 m Tufted Duck (+ 3 in the canal), 5 Curlews, Lapwings, 1 RUDDY SHELDUCK of unknown origins, 31 Common Snipes, 14 Pochards, the local pair of Marsh Harriers, 1 f Goldeneye, 20-30 Pintails (mostly males), lots of Shovelers and nice numbers of Gadwalls too; few Wigeons and "tons" of Teals. The highlight was perhaps a flying by GOSHAWK...that didn't seem too much interested in wildfowl. Of note were also two PIKES in the small pond near the main hide and a Red Fox looking for food around the edges of the marsh.
Photos above (from top to bottom): Shoveler (2x), Pochards and Shovelers, sleeping Gadwalls, Tundra Bean Geese.