Monday, July 18, 2011
House Sparrows
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A real bumper breeding season for House Sparrows at Northowram this year with a massive 55 in the garden on sunday morning.Lesser Black - Backed Gulls and BH Gulls on the move east and west , a first summer Hobby today low over fields chasing Swallows was the highlight of very wet weekend.
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3 comments:
Good numbers of House Sparrows there Andy and it does indeed seem to be a good year for them. I've seen good sized flocks too, but as big as 55! Hobby is always a special bird to me and I'd love to see one locally up here - I'll never give up hope 'cos you never know what may turn up.
Its only a matter of time jeff I reckon..
A great count Andy. Tree Sparrow due anytime then?
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