An unexpected new year garden tick today with a male Blackcap on the garden feeder.
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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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2 comments:
great photos dave looks like this blackcap survived the freeze well.happy new year,and many thanks for all the texts over the year
brilliant Dave, it just shows they can survive extreme weather, presumably it's been in the general area for a while
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