2 male Brambling seen at Mill Bank and 3 Lesser Redpoll (Steve B)
From HC at Oxenhope just out of our area - a nice early Swallow through there this morning
Pair of Wheatear at Raggalds across mid-day (BS)
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About 40 Brambling down Shaw Wood this morning Dave. Numbers are increasing around there.
Wheatear still present at the Raggalds Flood today, Thursday.
Ta Bri might try again Friday!!!
The male of the three Redpolls was so brightly coloured he looked like someone had dipped his crown in a pot of crimson paint, then wiped their fingers down his chest. An amazing bird in a moment of sunshine.
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