Redshank
Lapwing - 2
Dunlin
Curlew - 2
Meadow Pipit - 5 (2 carrying food)
Common Sandpiper - 3
Mistle Thrush - 4
Grey Wagtail
Kestrel
BH Gull - 7
Canada Goose - 20+
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2 comments:
Dunlin is a good one Jeff, though I'm sure they must breed on the tops, still rarely seen by the res.
I see them often at Gaddings but rarely around Withins Clough, Widdop, Gorple and Walshaw. Haven't seen any more than 3 together though.
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