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BRADFORD ORNITHOLOGICAL GROUP'S SIGHTINGS PAGE
Wednesday 27 November 2024
Bolton Bridge to Bolton Abbey - Little Egret, Little Grebe, Cormorant, Goosander & Dipper.
Roger Nelson
Coach Road, Baildon - Kestrel seen perched high in a tree.
Graham Wood
Tuesday 26 November 2024
Harold Park & Park Dam - Great White Egret catching fish. At Park Dam, Pochard, Goldeneye, Goodander, Cormorant & Tufted Duck
Nigel Priestley
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This site is now an archive as a new blog has been created.
The new site can be found at http://bradfordbirders.blogspot.co.uk/
For any sightings you wish to be included in our records and on the web send an email to -
recorder@bradfordbirding.org
Sunday 21 April 2013
Stockbridge Reserve (members only) - 37 species recorded this morning including - Whitethroat, pair of Bullfinch, Kestrel, 20 Redpoll with up to 10 birds on the feeder at one time, Reed Bunting, Willow Warbler, Chiff-Chaff, Sand Martin, Swallow, Cormorant.
Fred Drake et al
PLEASE SEND ANY SIGHTINGS IN THE BOG RECORDING AREA TO PAUL KING FOR THE NEXT WEEK. THANKYOU.
Fred Drake et al
PLEASE SEND ANY SIGHTINGS IN THE BOG RECORDING AREA TO PAUL KING FOR THE NEXT WEEK. THANKYOU.
Saturday continued
Private Wetlands (permit holders only) -Goldeneye, Goosander (pair on river), Grey Partridge -pair, Redshank -2, Lesser Black-backed Gull -1, Common Tern -2, Stock Dove -1, Sand Martin -c8, Redwing , Sedge Warbler, Blackcap -2 singing males, Willow Warbler -at least 4, Chiffchaff -many, Jay -1, Siskin -pair, Bullfinch -2 pairs.
John Armstrong
John Armstrong
Saturday, 20th April 2013
Glovershaw
A glorious morning for birding and Glovershaw was at its best. A pair of Red Grouse sailed off into the mist whilst Snipe were belting round or calling from fence posts. A flock of 50 Golden Plovers occupied the damp fields near Golcar Farm and Lapwing protected their territory from marauding crows. Five Wheatears, three males and two females, rested in the sun at Birch Close Lane, Skylarks and Meadow Pipits were everywhere and the evocative call of Curlews drifted across the moorland.
Paul King.
East Riddlesden Hall
Blackcap and Chiffchaff singing.
St.Ives
Chiffchaff, Blackcap, several Swallows,
Noctule Bat flying around over Coppice Pond at 12.30pm
Siskin singing in trees around Coppice Pond.
M Doveston
A glorious morning for birding and Glovershaw was at its best. A pair of Red Grouse sailed off into the mist whilst Snipe were belting round or calling from fence posts. A flock of 50 Golden Plovers occupied the damp fields near Golcar Farm and Lapwing protected their territory from marauding crows. Five Wheatears, three males and two females, rested in the sun at Birch Close Lane, Skylarks and Meadow Pipits were everywhere and the evocative call of Curlews drifted across the moorland.
Paul King.
East Riddlesden Hall
Blackcap and Chiffchaff singing.
St.Ives
Chiffchaff, Blackcap, several Swallows,
Noctule Bat flying around over Coppice Pond at 12.30pm
Siskin singing in trees around Coppice Pond.
M Doveston
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