There was a noisy flock of around 16 Siskin in
Old Skircoat Green yesterday pm.
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2 comments:
Hi Bruce,
do you mean the old village behind the Murgatroyd Inn, or Lower Skircoat Green, below the top of Copley lane?
Where they visiting a feeder and what food? They used to be attracted to the red mesh bags of peanuts, but these seem to have gone out of fashion.
Hi Steve.
They flew into a tree at the junction of New Lane and Skircoat Green.
GR SE090227
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