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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 ,
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September
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- Mixenden Reservoir
- Green Sandpiper
- mipits invade
- 30th September
- SOIL HILL
- Fly Flatts and Sacrifice Stones
- Ogden Merganser
- Ogden
- Castle Carr Road/Cold Edge
- 29th September
- red breasted mergansers
- RBM Ogden
- 2 Red Breasted Mergansers
- Gannet
- Ogden
- Ringstone Edge Reservoir
- 27th September
- common gull
- FW: THRUSH FLOOD....... 27-09-2007
- Ogden
- Booth Wood Res'r
- Mystery Dead Tawny Owl
- Grapevine phone idea
- Undisclosed site
- North Halifax
- 25th September
- Grapevine
- Lee Mount
- North Halifax
- great northern diver (ncd)
- Golden B*ll*cks Award
- 23rd September
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- ringstone
- Whooper swans (?!)
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- Seeds Project Update
- Ringstone - 7:45 am
- Grapevine
- white wagtail
- Ringstone
- Mixenden Res'r
- Ogden Water
- 'Sparrowhawk Kill at Barkisland'
- Ringstone
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- Malta Raptor Camp
- Todmorden
- Another Mystery Bird (Out of Area)
- More mystery bird photos
- Shibden - Saturday morning
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- Spoke too soon
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- Malta Trip
- Barn Owl!
- Fly Flats/Roils Head
- Hello Hello Hello Wot's All This Then?
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- Warchpoint
- Ogden Water
- Watchpoint
- white wagtail
- Soil Hill
- curlew
- Elephant Hawk-Moth Larvae
- sparrowhawk and mystery l.b.j
- Underbank, Hebden Bridge
- Roils Head 10:30-11:30
- PF Geese for Dishfish
- CJ Wildbirdfoods update
- Shroggs Park
- Luddenden dean (yesterday)
- Soil Hill
- mistle thrush
- Fly Flatts
- Goldcrest
- Cold Edge/Withens Gap
- Swifts
- scaupe???
- Recent Press coverage
- Ringstone and Roils Head yesterday
- Elland Gravel Pits - yesterday 4:00pm
- Soil Hill
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3 comments:
just a wheatear!!!!!!!!!
Sorry dishfish - I shouldn't take Wheatears for granted!!!!!!!. There are plenty of Wheatear migrants about just around now. Heading south to Africa. They can be found mainly around upland or moorland. Best check stone walls and rocky areas as they usually perch out in the open - have you got a field guide as I might have a spare if you want one?
NK informs me that he has been up Soil Hill on 2 occasions recently in perfect conditions and had no sightings of the Black Redstart.
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