skip to main |
skip to sidebar
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. Any non-member wishing to report and post sightings should send them to info(at)calderdalebirds(dot)co(dot)uk
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 ,
Total Pageviews
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
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(961)
-
▼
August
(85)
- Roils Head
- Castle Carr Road
- Roils Head
- Withens Gap/Cold edge
- Soil Hill
- Roils Head
- Black Redstart
- Female Pintail Ringstone 2PM
- Underbank, Hebden Bridge
- Feeding station Elland GP
- Cold Edge
- Black Redstart
- Black Redstart
- Ringstone
- Roils Head
- Garden Birds (rishworth)
- Shibden Valley
- Shibden
- Twite summer summary
- FLY FLATTS
- Underbank - 10am
- Roils Head
- Wainstalls - Castle Carr Road
- FLY FLATTS
- Shibden
- Cock Hill, nr. Hebden Bridge
- Tree Pipit
- Swift
- Jumble Hole
- Lee Mount
- Ogden
- Roils Head
- Cold Edge/Fly Flatts etc
- green withens
- House martins
- Wainstalls/Cold Edge/Fly Flatts etc
- Dean Clough
- Roils Head
- Help for newbies
- Birds at Cromwell Bottom
- Swifts
- Fieldfares at Lowfields
- Fly Flatts
- roils head
- Ogden
- Roils Head
- Roils Head
- Norland Moor
- Roils Head
- Cold Edge
- Roils Head 15th August
- Roils Head
- SWIFTS
- Roils Head
- Underbank, Hebden Bridge
- Grapevine update
- Feeding Stations & Nestboxes
- Roils Head
- Whiteholme Lighthazzles and Warland
- Fly Flatts
- White Holme Avocet - Gone
- Ringed Plover/LRP BTO Survey
- avocet whiteholme 11th august 2007
- avocet
- Avocet
- Cold Edge and Fly Flatts
- Grapevine - final reminder
- Latest sightings
- Roils Head
- Roils Head today
- Roadside verges
- common scoter
- 6th August
- Oystercatcher
- green withens 38-ringstone 1.
- Common Scoter
- green withens 0730-0900/1715-1815
- 5th august
- Soil Hill
- Fly Flatts
- High Royd
- 2nd August
- Cromwell Bottom Works
- scaup ringtone edge
- Last night Owling
-
▼
August
(85)
Contributors
- A Jowett
- Alastair
- Alf King
- Andrew Huyton
- Andrew & Lorna
- Andy Kiz
- AndyC
- Aziza Mills
- BSUMNER
- Bill Aspin
- Bill Halling
- Bruce
- Chris Elliott
- ChrisJB
- Daniel Branch
- Dave Barker
- Dave Brotherton
- Dave Franz
- Dave Whitehouse
- David Pennington
- David Sutcliffe
- David Tattersley
- Denise
- Drew Marsh
- Edward Evans
- Gan Ainm
- Goldon Gordon
- Gordon Denison
- Green Business Network (GBN)
- Howard
- Hugh Firman
- Ian Scott
- J.uttley
- Jan Langowski
- Jeff Cox
- Jen Sutcliffe
- Jim Welford
- Jim Welford
- John Marsh
- Mark
- Marrop
- Matt Bell
- Matt Eames
- MattEames
- Matthew Broadbent
- Michael Foley
- Mick Cunningham
- Mike Henshaw
- Mike Stead
- Mike Stead
- Muxy
- NTBR
- Nick Carter
- Nigel G
- Peter Smith
- Phil D
- Phil Wood
- Phil Wood
- S Gray
- Sandra
- Simon Hitchen
- Steve Atkins
- Steve Blacksmith
- Steve Cummings
- Steve Downing
- Steve Midgley
- TheBaldIbis
- Tim Walker
- Tim Walker
- Unknown
- Unknown
- Unknown
- Unknown
- Vicki J
- brian percival
- charlie streets
- corsa
- cs
- geoff.smith
- heavy birder
- jang
- jasonov
- martynbirder
- mick
- sedrake
- steve_e
- streetburner
3 comments:
Why are Whinchat and Stonechat suddenly so common when up to recently they were so scarce ?
Migrants coming through?
The Whinchats are,most of the Stonechats are breeders. When I started birding I think I was about 3 yr before I got either and then my first Stonechat was at South Stack, Anglesey.
Post a Comment