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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
- Town centre peregrines
- +rishworth+kebroyd
- Jumble Hole
- Website meeting
- Goosander & mystery ducks
- Tree Sparrows at Jayhouse Lane
- calderdale
- Goldfinch question
- Fly Flatts
- Making the best of it ...
- Fly Flatts
- calderdale
- 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
- Nestboxes
- elland gp
- Lower Calder Valley
- Hardcastle Crags
- 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
- Industrial Estates
- High Royd
- Fly Flatts
- Withens Clough
- Sedge Warbler at Cromwell Bottom
- Roils Head
- High Royd
- Malta
- green withens 1700-1845
- Jumble Hole
- Luddenden Dean
- calderdale
- Whiteholme
- Fly Flatts
- calderdale
- Wildlife of Rochdale
- green withens 1550-1830
- Ringstone (13:30-15:00)
- 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
- Grasshopper Warblers at Norland
- 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
- Willow Scub at Elland Gravel Pits
- 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:
They were still around a couple of weeks ago. I had a brief look this lunchtime and teatime but didn't see them.
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