Andrew
I tried that east riding link but it kept saying the application number was not found.
I tried that east riding link but it kept saying the application number was not found.
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northernloon
swimming in a virtual sea
Andrew, the reference doesn't come up in the search results
James Thomas
Well-known member
You could always use the reference number on this thread.
Jim the link there eventually leads to the same site as Andrews link. The reference number is not recognised.
James Thomas
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Andrew Gibson
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Thanks for the assistance with this James.
liverpool_bob
scarce migrant to yorkshire
What's the significance of "Environmental Impact Assessment Requested? No" - requested by whom? Can one be requested?
Pie Face
Well-known member
Andy. Forgive me for my mischievousness but will the semi-resident Spurn birders be moving their static caravans off this site as a matter of protest?
www.ofpiesandbirds.blogspot.com
James Thomas
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Andy. Forgive me for my mischievousness but will the semi-resident Spurn birders be moving their static caravans off this site as a matter of protest?
www.ofpiesandbirds.blogspot.com
Why are you on the waiting list?
Pie Face
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Secret Twitcher
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Any sign of the Ruddy Shellduck @ Calder Wetlands today?
Phil Carter
Well-known member
Managed a few evenings after work this week, Mon. and Wed. at Rother Valley Country Park and Tues. at Old Moor. Had the 2 Marsh harriers at Old Moor plus a single Tree Sparrow (so they're not extinct) and a Little Ringed Plover. Best bird though was a superb Wood Warbler at Rother Valley on Monday which hadn't even crossed my mind that I might see, making it all the more enjoyable.
Thanks all for the advice. I'll be back next week.
Phil
Thanks all for the advice. I'll be back next week.
Phil
Left comments and objected to the application Andrew
northernloon
swimming in a virtual sea
Have finally been able to access the planning website. Stupid council have split the application into 45 pdf's
kirkby gannet
Active member
two amazing things happened today
no 1=
i went out into the garden to find a sparrowhawk sat on the back fence we stared at each other for a few seconds before he took off..wow
no 2=
i just found out i'm gonna be a GRANDAD and i'm over the bloomin moon
no 1=
i went out into the garden to find a sparrowhawk sat on the back fence we stared at each other for a few seconds before he took off..wow
no 2=
i just found out i'm gonna be a GRANDAD and i'm over the bloomin moon
Andrew Gibson
Well-known member
Andy. Forgive me for my mischievousness but will the semi-resident Spurn birders be moving their static caravans off this site as a matter of protest?
www.ofpiesandbirds.blogspot.com
What do you think.:eek!:
On a serious note , there is no problem with the existing site it is the new site planned for perminant pasture and fantastic hedges that is the birding issue.
Cheers Keith and Ken for taking the time to look and comment.
Just curious .... is it better than when you found out you were going to be a dad?
Thankfully no avocets on the commute this morning but the house martins are back in Aberford.
Martin Standley
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Bird Race
I am taking my nephew on a bird hunt on Monday with the hope of seeing 100 species.
We have tried twice before (last April when we managed 94 and this January when we managed 89).
We are starting at forge valley, then Filey, Flambro, Tophill, Swinemoor then on to Spurn/Kilnsea (depending on whats about).
Could anyone advise if the mandarin ducks are still around hackness and if so where could we view them? Also is there an 'easy' spot for dipper up there?
Any help would be most appreciated.
Thanks.
I am taking my nephew on a bird hunt on Monday with the hope of seeing 100 species.
We have tried twice before (last April when we managed 94 and this January when we managed 89).
We are starting at forge valley, then Filey, Flambro, Tophill, Swinemoor then on to Spurn/Kilnsea (depending on whats about).
Could anyone advise if the mandarin ducks are still around hackness and if so where could we view them? Also is there an 'easy' spot for dipper up there?
Any help would be most appreciated.
Thanks.
Oscillate_Wildly
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Despite living in Beverley for most of my life I've never really heard of Swine Moor Common, where abouts is it? I've heard of Figham and know where it is (parents live on Beckside) but never been before. Which is the more preferable of the two? I'm hoping to get out for my first proper bird watching session next week.
BirdFlower
Always more to learn
I suppose the quickest answer is, it's were the new hospital is going to be built! TA 051 409. It's between Beverley & Tickton, and you can access it from Tickton walking south along the river Hull, cross the stile near the factory, cross the drain & walk back along the drain bank back to Tickton. You can also access it from Beverely itself, but don't know exactly where. If you have a telescope I think you can also park in the entrance to Corporation Farm & view the waders from there. It does get a few interesting waders most springs. Last year there were Ruff, a Temminck's Stint, Whimbrel, Wood Sandpiper, etc. There's a Little Owl and Yellow Wagtail & Ring Ouzels are sometimes seen - definitely worth a look, and May can be a good time there.
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