We had a visit to make to Keighley Mobility this morning and we took the opportunity to have a quick look at Redcar Tarn.
Not many interesting Ducks , loads of Gulls, Canada Geese, Tufties and Mallard.
Afterwards I had a walk from St. Peter's Church, Sowerby Bridge to Fore Lane hoping to eyeball a Brambling but failing to.
Late afternoon I had a walk up to and over Soil Hill main path it was a tad too dark to go along the farm track etc so I retraced my steps back down Taylor Lane.
Dark when I got home.
Keighley Tarn:
A few pictures for your perusal.
3 Greylag Geese.
Two Gull looked vary Caspian Like and a nice Wigeon was the best of the Ducks.
Regarding the potential Caspian Gull - I don't get Gulls so I'm probably talking nonsense
and they are Herring Gulls.
Sowerby Walk:
Many Starlings and Goldfinch.
A few Blackbird and a Song Thrush in White Windows gardens.
Bradshaw - Soil Hill - Bradshaw:
(Soil Hill mega quiet along the top path).
A few Gulls.
3 Kestrel.
Little Owl.
Five Red Legged Partridge.
Pheasant.
Small flock of c40 Starlings.
Some very flighty Winter Thrushes seen at distance from Taylor Lane:-
2 Mistle Thrush, 2 Redwing, Small flock of Fieldfare.
Quiz:
Who wrote the novel The Road that was made into a film in 2009.
Keighley Tarn:
Quiz Answer:
Cormac Mccarthy
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