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  1. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    I think there were 7 reported there yesterday (08/09/18)
  2. yorkshire83

    Nocmig/sound recording on ipad

    Is anyone using a system which works on iPad/iPhone (IOS) Everything I’ve seen so far requires an SD card and therefore useless on on IOS setup. Any pointers gratefully received. RDH
  3. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    Hen Harrier Day Sheffield 2018 – Saturday 4th August Following the discussion about Hen Harrier Day 2018 at the last SIBG meeting, Linda Jenkinson has kindly offered to drive a group down to Sheffield in her minibus. There are 6x places available and the cost of the return journey will be no...
  4. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    Anyone got any gen on Skipwith Common. Must have been 15 year since I last went
  5. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    I'm sure I paid mine by PayPal. Pretty certain they take card payment at Kew if needed. Mine is set up on a standing order now. Rob
  6. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    I know you guys are all very responsible on here, but just wanted to remind everyone of the perils of Social Media and reporting of rare birds during the Breeding Season. The following link to the Rare Bird Network is an excellent guide, and serves as a reminder to us all which species should...
  7. yorkshire83

    Chiffchaff or Willow Warbler? Shropshire

    agreed on all of the above.
  8. yorkshire83

    bird id, Gibraltar Point, Lincs, England 18.04.15

    there is some variation in leg colour and brightness of the plumage too, but primary projection will always separate chiffchaff from willow warbler (chiffchaff having much shorter wings)
  9. yorkshire83

    bird id, Gibraltar Point, Lincs, England 18.04.15

    i wouldn't say the legs were particularly pale in this instance, and perhaps an artifact of the light? did you think the legs were pale in the field? primary projection is good for chiffchaff R
  10. yorkshire83

    Help with IDs Kalbarrie W Australia

    Id hazard a guess at all three; the BOP is Black Kite, white winged fairy wren & the terns to be Crested Terns. (I) can't be sure i'm afraid. Rob
  11. yorkshire83

    random bird ID, Leicester, UK

    I dare say you won't get a positive identity, but something is telling me Jackdaw on the second image, of course with a form of leucism but I have nothing other than my gut telling me that
  12. yorkshire83

    Song or mistle UK

    That's a mistle thrush. The head and nape is greyer than the back and spots are spots, rather than shaped like an arrowhead.
  13. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    Any more info on the Scarb. possible Blyth's reed??
  14. yorkshire83

    Bird call - Westleton Heath, Suffolk

    That was a nightjar in the 1st video
  15. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    Unfortunately Keith, you're not alone. I can name at least 3 people who have cancelled their Direct Debit and their membership. For me, the organisation is unrecognisable from when I was in the YOC many years ago.
  16. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    Completely agree with you Ken. Fingers crossed it (eventually) works! I just hope that the debate highlights to the powers that be, just how many people use the site and how much damage all parties are suffering, let alone the wildlife. Rob
  17. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    The debate isnt about secrecy, more about the wider problems being faced down there. Rob
  18. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    Yes its too late now, but should be a reminder to us all (me included) that not every1 has good intensions. Id still rather not see any more scedule 1 birds being reported on here or other social media sites, policing that itself is impossible ;) In terms of policing st aidans, agree its...
  19. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    Thanks Steve, you beat me to it! With the current situation as it is with the RSPB stand off, anything on the Rare Breeding Birds Panel list, shouldn't be reported in the public domain at this time of year. Im against suppressing of birds, but id rather see any birds get a fair chance to breed...
  20. yorkshire83

    Bempton Cliffs/Flamborough Head

    Definitly take the scope as you'll be mad not to call in at Flamborough whilst you're up there, where if something turns up, you'll probably need it! Personally I prefer Flamb by a country mile as you'll see all the seabirds from the headland, plus there will be more passerines and migrants. But...
  21. yorkshire83

    Anyone know of any ringing in Leeds?

    I struggled after my trainer moved to the south coast, about 8 years ago now. Made progress last year and was in contact with a trainer around Harrogate but didnt get things going for 1 reason or another unfortunately. Let me know if you've not got sorted I'll send you the details
  22. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    Green winged teal on hicksons flash at fairburn, flew towards spoonbill flash around 1pm
  23. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    Happy new year guys & gals. A grim afternoon birding today but was pleasant enough early on and and racked up a decent tally of 73 for the day. Peregrine and Egyptian Goose were the highlights. Hope you all have a great year and look forward to more good reading on here
  24. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    I did see the report but was hoping someone on here had seen it or knew a bit more information than that
  25. yorkshire83

    Yorkshire Birding

    Im intrigued by the yellow browed warbler report from leeds uni yesterday. Any more info on it?
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