BLOG UPDATED DAILY AROUND 2000 HRS. ANY COMMENTS, QUERIES, INPUT ETC WILL BE WELCOME AND CAN BE SENT DIRECT TO MY. E MAIL AT THE ADDRESS BELOW, ALTERNATIVELY. CLICK ON PHOTOS TO ENLARGE THEM. Sunday, March 18, 2018. Birding is by no means easy up there usually working in adverse weather conditions with no shelter around the water. Fog and wind are the worst enemies .

Tuesday, 7 December 2010. Out and about Monday 6 December. Good to get out in the crisp,cold weather, even though these are tough times for wildlife. So, to Cromwell Bottom en route to a gig in Hull. The snow lay all around,deep, and crisp,and uneven. Nothing too exciting on the species seen but not too. Scaup 1 as reported on the estimable Calderdale blog,. Goosander 5, 3f, 2m on river. Tuesday, 9 November 2010. Monday, 12 July 2010. Wednesday, 12 May 2010.

The website for birdwatchers interested in the Huddersfield area and its diverse fauna. Great Crested Grebes, Ingbirchworth Reservoir. Pied Flycatcher at Cliff Wood in May by Alf King. Willow Tit at Ingbirchworth by. The Old Court Room Huddersfield Town Hall at 7. Ray Brown will be speaking on. The South Florida Birding Trail. All welcome - contributions gratefully received.

Ogden Water Local Nature Reserve HX2 8YA. This website is independent from Calderdale, and does not necessarily reflect their views. Page updated January 11, 2018. Any comments regarding this site, and any suggestions gratefully received! Why not enjoy a picnic at one of our picnic tables, whilst taking in the stunning views. The visitor centre also has many leaflets about things to do in the area. Believed to be from the .

Being a blog on the subjects of Natural History, Wildlife and Conservation and being the sister site to thebaldibis YouTube Channel. I love to think of nature as an unlimited broadcasting station, through which God speaks to us every hour, if we only will tune in. Tuesday, 12 August 2014. Hen Harrier Protest Day 2014.

A report on the birds spotted on my regular rambles through Bradshaw and beyond. Sue had a couple of errands to run late morning, so she kindly dropped me at Ogden and picked me up later. The input stream was flowing well with brown stuff aplenty. The heavy rain made glasses, bins and camera difficult to keep dry so the camera spent most of the outing in the sack.

Its been a difficult week, having opted for the Sabines on Wednesday I then had to endure a number of days where little things meant I could not go for the Ring-Billed Gull in Preston. Finally though my time came and by half past nine of Saturday morning I was at Preston Docks finally enjoying the Ring-Billed Gull. The docks were actually a pretty decent birding spot. I was very surprised to find that there was a colony of Common Terns on the wavebreakers which seemed to have.