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Ldv
ooo err missis!
try this if you fancy an alternative bird!!:eek!:
http://cams.allaboutbirds.org/channel/38/FeederWatch_Cam/
http://zingsldv.blogspot.co.uk/
ooo err missis!
try this if you fancy an alternative bird!!:eek!:
http://cams.allaboutbirds.org/channel/38/FeederWatch_Cam/
http://zingsldv.blogspot.co.uk/
northernloon
swimming in a virtual sea
David, birds start turning up in mid-April but the main arrival is at the beginning of May
davidtucker
Well-known member
Excellent, will plan a visit around May Bank Holiday
northernloon
swimming in a virtual sea
If anyone is tempted by the Durham wobbler via Shaw Farm this weekend let me know (via Leeds)
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Trystan
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Week on Saturday if it sticks. Heading the other way this weekend.
Dint See It
Well-known member
Does anyone know if the great northern diver is still at mirfield?
Thanks Paul
Thanks Paul
According to the Hudds Birding website the lake it is on is too small for it to take-off so it is still there. Seems such a shame if this is the case.
northernloon
swimming in a virtual sea
Blimey. It looked fairly happy earlier and they can walk. Fingers crossed then
Phil Andrews
It's only Rock and Roller but I like it
I may have asked this previously but did anything ever happen about an interesting sylvia / hippo seen at Flamborough on the 13th September 2008, the same day as the Great Snipe which I note has not (yet?) been accepted?
Cheers
Phil
Cheers
Phil
Down at Eccup Reservoir this afternoon and I had 3 buzzards soaring above the plantation, they must be breeding in this area somewhere. Couldn't find any white wingers in the gull roost though.
arthur heaton
Well-known member
Sign of Spring
A Skylark singing its head off on Rufforth airfield this morning.Lots of gulls about-but I was concentrating on the antics of our motor club members!
A Skylark singing its head off on Rufforth airfield this morning.Lots of gulls about-but I was concentrating on the antics of our motor club members!
joespy
Well-known member
Not that I'm a"topper"...... but..... we had 4 Buzzards over the back garden this morning, they soared higher over the golf course and out of sight, at least 2 were "mewing". It's not the first time either, the wife saw 4 last year, in the Summer though.
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Nice one Arthur,
had one in the village today but missed the LEO.
70+ Whoopers
More here.
http://zingsldv.blogspot.co.uk/
had one in the village today but missed the LEO.
70+ Whoopers
More here.
http://zingsldv.blogspot.co.uk/
barnstormer
Well-known member
2 Red kites over center of Harrogate yesterday about 10:20 chased off by couple of crows.
The Sylvia was thought to be an aberrant Garden Warbler by some but never fully resolved or submitted and I think the Snipe was a Common which is why it was not submitted. I found the Snipe but did not put any news out because I couldn't ID it has a great and photo's seem to confirm this.
Phil
davidtucker
Well-known member
I cycled to work this morning, at 06.15am, first time since Xmas, and the dawn bird song was amazing, Spring is on the way :t:
arthur heaton
Well-known member
Red Kites
The Red Kites are becoming a regular urban sight round here-they seem to range into Harrogate past the hospital and over the Stray-and often in the middle of Wetherby-Morrison's car park for a birding site---
The Red Kites are becoming a regular urban sight round here-they seem to range into Harrogate past the hospital and over the Stray-and often in the middle of Wetherby-Morrison's car park for a birding site---
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