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Copies are available at £6.00 each from the GO local store at Woodlesford, Pellon price . Hopefully they will also be available at the Fox and Goose Hebden Bridge ,
This is the blog for bird sightings and related news in the Calderdale area. It is generally updated daily.
2021 /22 HBWC report
Copies are available at £6.00 each from the GO local store at Woodlesford, Pellon price . Hopefully they will also be available at the Fox and Goose Hebden Bridge ,
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Useful links
- Alastair's Orkney blog
- Andy C
- BirdTrack
- Bradford Ornithological Group
- Calderdale Moths
- Calderdalewildlife
- Cromwell Bottom LNR
- East Lancashire Ornithologists
- Heavy Birder
- Huddersfield Birdwatchers Club
- Sharpes Birds
- The Bald Ibis Blog
- The Bald Ibis You Tube channel
- TreeSparrowProject
- Vis mig Trek
- Visible Migration
- West Yorkshire Birding
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- Luddenden Dene 4pm
- Sightings today
- green withens 1700-1900
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- calderdale
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- Making the best of it ...
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- Website and where we go from here
- Widdop - 23 May
- Norland Moor - 12:30 to 1:30
- Don't be shy now...
- green withens 1600-1800
- twite breeding site check
- Tree Sparrows
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- elland gp
- Lower Calder Valley
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- Jumble Hole - 9:00am
- Help Requested
- Wheatley Valley
- Luddenden Dean
- calderdale
- Withens Clough today
- Not a bird, but a local birders record !
- Fly Flatts
- underwatched
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- green withens 1700-1845
- Jumble Hole
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- calderdale
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- Jumble Hole - dusk
- green withens 1650-1845
- Hardastle Crags (High Brown Knoll)
- Jumble Hole
- this mornings garden bird
- Tree Sparrows
- Not Calderdale - unfortunately
- blog problems ?
- green withens 1655-1820
- green withens 1650-1830
- Fly FlattsLuddenden Dean
- Nuthatch At Cromwell Bottom
- Twite crisis?
- Nest boxes
- Dotterel search draws blank
- green withens 0830-100
- Fly Flatts
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- Yellowhammer
- Callis Bridge
- Fly Flatts
- luddendean
- Jumble Hole
- Fly Flatts this evening
- calderdale
- Hardcastle Crags
- green withens 1545-1830
- Mandarin Photo's from Monday
- News from Widdop Rd
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- scammonden 0450
- green withens 1650-1845
- Fly Flatts/High Brown Knoll
- Hoopoe and Luddenden Dean
- Scammonden/Deanhead
- lapwing chick
- The Hazards of Moorland birding
- green withens 0530/01645-1830
- Seeds Project under way!
- Lumbutts Area
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1 comment:
This is one of the key projects for the group (so far) this year, and the target species are in as much peril as any species you wish to name in Calderdale, so count me in.
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