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  1. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Lovely shots Alan have had seven locally but no decent photos yet.
  2. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Cracking shots Allan, pity site not being used much.
  3. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Lovely shot Alan, nice too meet up yesterday.
  4. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    2018 photo memories A few memoral photos (for me) from this year.
  5. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Lovely captures Alan, Local moors to me pretty quiet apart from a few grouse shoots.
  6. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Cracking shots Alan, are they classed as escapees or are they recognised as naturally wild.
  7. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Agree with you Alan, haven’t posted for a while but log in regularly.
  8. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Lovely shots Alan.
  9. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Brambling (M) and singing Chiffchaff today at Far Pasture. Blackcap also seen and heard.
  10. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Dog Walkers A visit too Kibblesworth an area where many birds are ground nesters. While observing a few birds in general two women turned up with 14 dogs not one on a lead. It's about time something was done to stop this or have it licenced in some way. Shot taken with iPhone.
  11. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Nice set Derek and great find,young cuckoo and WLH.
  12. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Spotted Flycatcher, a nesting bird I've watched for a couple of weeks in a tree cavity. Nest material just a little moss and eggs spread untidily maybe a young female from last year. Yesterday the eggs where still spread untidily and cool (last week they where often cool but bird still sitting)...
  13. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Short Eared Owl hunting over Weardale today.
  14. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Tawny Owlets a week later doing well although one a bit larger than the other.. https://www.flickr.com/photos/trampsandhawkers/
  15. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    I've signed petition.
  16. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Tawny Owlets A visit today, both Owlets doing well with Male and Female Tawny close by.
  17. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Daily Mail Raptor Story Quote: Originally Posted by daz_martin View Post Anyone else read this >>>>> ! http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...tack-pets.html Unbelievable, the countryside alliance will no doubt be endorsing this when they lobby to lift the ban on hunting. Wildlife could...
  18. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Sometimes a Male may have another female elsewhere and not paying enough attention to its other mate so she picks up with another. The ringed bird may be more interested in another female and the new Male could end up bringing up his offspring. They seem to like to spread themselves around.
  19. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    The Brownie valley from Durham through Langley Park to Malton near Lanchester. There's a cycle path all the way.
  20. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    I've been a keen bird watcher and also an amateur photographer for over 40 years.I've never complained about either in the past but today on my local patch (Muggleswick/Derwent Res. Edmundbyers) I observed a gentleman who was trying to photograph a Pair of Pied Flycatchers at probably the most...
  21. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Two owlets seem to be doing well. http://www.trampsandhawkers.co.uk/gallery/
  22. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Whinchats Today in changing weather conditions at least 8 Whinchats on Burdon Moor. Actually saw more Whinchats than Wheatears, Linnets or Skylarks. https://www.flickr.com/photos/trampsandhawkers/
  23. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Hooded Crow Middleton In Teesdale yesterday what looked like a Hooded Crow? https://www.flickr.com/photos/trampsandhawkers/
  24. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Tawny Owl in hopefully a safer location. Passed info on to local farmer whose land it is on. Also another hole nesting bird. http://www.trampsandhawkers.co.uk/gallery/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/trampsandhawkers/
  25. Michael A

    Durham Birding

    Visited a woodland near Muggleswick today where i've been watching a pair of Tawny Owls nesting. I have watched Tawny's at this site over a number of years and observed young fledging. I last visited on Thursday 3rd April saw Female at nest and heard Male calling occassionally. Today as i...
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