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This is the blog for bird sightings and related news in the Calderdale area. It is generally updated daily. Any non-member wishing to report and post sightings should send them to info(at)calderdalebirds(dot)co(dot)uk
2021 /22 HBWC report
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5 comments:
Nice bird to find Mike but a shame it was dead. Any indication as to how it might have died?
He's not dead he's just resting! ;)
I've got him at home but not had chance to examine him yet. Will take a look in the morning.
John Mather in Knaresborough is always interested in preserving all fresh dead birds. (Serious ornithologist on Council of YNU.) He makes drawer specimens, not stuffed birds. His massive collection is bequeathed to the Nat Hist Museum, London.
He might be able to tell you how it died. (Unless it's just resting :)
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