Geoff , As a 10 year old in the early 70`s Worsley woods was my favourite local birdwatching area and it gave me my first sightings of Gsw, Bullfinch, Treecreeper, Nuthatch and Kingfisher on the Dam. Happy days.
Geoff Hargreaves said
Sat Mar 17 8:13 PM, 2007
dave,called in to worsley woods today because l.s.w is mentioned in the 2005 county report and hoped to get lucky,no joy,but its a nice spot and woodland birding is not my strong point,those trees could tell some stories if only they could talk
cheers geoff
Dave Thacker said
Sat Mar 17 7:47 PM, 2007
Hi Geoff I`m interested to know how often the LS Woodpeckers are being seen in Worsley Woods as I have not seen one there for at least 20 years.Plenty of GS Woodys can be seen all year round as they are quite successful breeders in the woods.
Geoff Hargreaves said
Sat Mar 17 4:43 PM, 2007
another garden list for most but was looking for lesser spotted,sd741004 1 moorhen 6 great tit 4 blue tit 6 magpie 2 wood pigeon 1 willow tit 4 long tailed tits 6 blackbird 4 crows 1 robin 1 mallard 1 coal tit
don,t want to drone on but new addition to life,county,list of coal tit properly i.d.has put a smile on me face.
not your ring ouzel or osprey just another tick cheers geoff
Geoff ,
As a 10 year old in the early 70`s Worsley woods was my favourite local birdwatching area and it gave me my first sightings of Gsw, Bullfinch, Treecreeper, Nuthatch and Kingfisher on the Dam.
Happy days.
cheers geoff
I`m interested to know how often the LS Woodpeckers are being seen in Worsley Woods as I have not seen one there for at least 20 years.Plenty of GS Woodys can be seen all year round as they are quite successful breeders in the woods.
1 moorhen 6 great tit
4 blue tit 6 magpie
2 wood pigeon 1 willow tit
4 long tailed tits 6 blackbird
4 crows 1 robin
1 mallard 1 coal tit
don,t want to drone on but new addition to life,county,list of coal tit properly i.d.has put a smile on me face.
not your ring ouzel or osprey just another tick
cheers geoff