13:00
– 14:15
It was cleaning day today so after a busy morning
vaccking about I attached the fog lights to me boots and went off down to Oats Royd.
I was not expecting much with the ‘thick mist’ and, although
nothing extraordinary appeared out of the ‘grey’ I was fairly happy with my
walk about.
(Well done to Dave W. for braving Soil Hill this
morning).
Birds:
12 Small gulls were in the fields roughly 50/50,
Common & BHG.
Pied Wagtail, Moorhen, 1F 2 M Bullfinch, Grey Heron,
M. Pheasant.
2 Mistle Thrush, high in the trees towards Roper Lane, having a barney – 2nd pair of M.T. I’ve
seen of late unhappy with each others presence.
Dunnock, Wren, at least 6 Long Tailed Tit, poss. 2
Goldcrest – heard but not seen. 2 Woodpigeon, Plenty of Jackdaw, Kestrel.
Fieldfare high & up far away in the gloom in the trees at Bradshaw
Park.
Pool/snooker this evening - I fared a little better last week, than the week previously.
Mooooooody cow
Disappearing Moorhen
Disappearing Grey Heron
First Mistle Thrush
Second Mistle Thrush
Hey - get your filthy hands off my tree
Victor
Fieldfare far off in the trees above Bradshaw Park
Nice one spotting the fieldfare John, thought u might have braved it again up soil hill with a bit of owl watching. I'm going through a depression stage with decorating blues, be glad when it's finished I might be able to get out and about again.
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ReplyDeleteI'm very fortunate Dave , Sue is great at decorating and she won't let me near a paint brush - just sandpaper and filler for me.
Everytime I go searching S.H. for a megga it ends it tears.
The only success was the Ring Ousel I got on a fence post next to the path (after seeing you hit & bothered one day - remember?).
Please let ne know when you come Owl watching and I'll sit on the hill top.
Hope the decirating goes well.
Regards.
John
I can spell - the Kindle can't!!
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