Walked through Broadhead Clough with Andy Huyton this morning looking for Redstart and Flycatchers. Grand sunny morning but only one target species seen, despite the habitat looking ideal.
Willow Warbler - 7
Blackcap - 3
Chiff Chaff - 2
Spotted Flycatcher
Great Spotted Woodpecker
Green Woodpecker
Nuthatch
Bullfinch
Jay -2
Skylark and Curlew at the top of the clough by Erringden Moor
Grey Wagtail on Cragg Brook
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2 comments:
Also had Cuckoo calling and for the benefit of everyone Broadhead Clough is Spring Wood, the area jeff and myself had planned on checking out,(you learn something new everyday).
I was up there the day before Jeff/Andy (it was very quiet) - I have never known it so quiet. This used to be one of our best spots for Redstart and Tree Pipit. I once had Red Squirrel there (1970's!) and Yellow Bunt's were a regular on the right just before you go into the woodland.
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