Dipper on the Calder
One each of Whitethroat,Blackcap and Wood Warbler singing
Pheasant and Great Spotted Woodpecker calling
Bullfinch (pair) and Stock Dove.
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2021 /22 HBWC report
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2 comments:
I tried for Wood Warbler this morning Charlie - but it was pouring down and I gave it up as a bad job. This is the first we have had this year as far as I know so well done. Seems like a population crash! Wherabouts was it? I have had Wood Warbler at the back of the church in previous years in the beech woodland.
Hi, I must admit it's the first I've heard in N.Dean for a few years.If you take the track to the right of the church, keep going up until you see and old diesel tank in the middle of the track.Behind that is a gap in the chestnut fencing which eventually leads to Norland moor. It was around 2/3 of the way along that path.
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