Elsewhere a flighty wheatear, a dozen mipit and 4 common sandpiper were at Warley Reservoir, can't see much chance of a wader fest this spring as every reservoir I've seen was overflowing.
Ski lake at Elland still covered in swallows. Had a look up Luddenden Dean but couldn't see/hear anything out of the ordinary, need to go for a dawn visit really. Called in at Jay House Lane on the way back, only found 4 tree sparrows, suppose hens may be brooding but I had expected a few more. Some of the hedges have been cut back exposing a few boxes, anyone know how many there are up there now?
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Cracking photo Jim
Cheers, the bling looks familiar
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The Hinchliffe Arms has changed hands and is now well worth dropping into for good beer and food and a warm welcome after a spot of birding. Non of the walkers are unwelcome approach anymore.
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