An hour or so around the hilltop this morning. A very blustery wind but it stayed dry.
3 Skylarks were the best. Pleased there are some back there.
1 Green Woodpecker heard
2 Buzzards distant
2 Sparrowhawks over Shibden
6 Herring Gulls >W
Pair of Goosander high >SW - they don't half fly at speed, aided no doubt by that streamlined appearance in flight.
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7 comments:
Not a good day to do the tops today Dave.
Anyone seen Linnet this year.??
None in the usual areas around Nolstar and no Mipits either.
There were 6 linnet on Rock Rd, Norland, yesterday
John L also had some photos of some at Coach Road area I think but they have been scarce this winter. Usually a small flock winter at Swales but that site has gone off all told.
Yes Dave/Andy
I saw one on Coach Road.
Seems like an age ago now.
They are very rare so far.
John
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