Sure. Obviously Chorlton Park is the most convienient site for me, considering the days are getting shorter and I work 3/4weekends.
Rob Smallwood said
Fri Oct 26 12:38 PM, 2007
Good idea.
I'm happy to lurk at one or other site one evening - Pete - how about you?
Judith Smith said
Thu Oct 25 10:57 PM, 2007
Sounds like a co-ordinated count might be a good idea...
Pete Hines said
Thu Oct 25 6:12 PM, 2007
Staff at Platt Fields report that about 5 Parakeets are still roosting in the large ash at the west end of the island and have been since early summer. They've also been seen flying out towards Wilmslow Rd early mornings.
This follows a report from staff at Chorlton Park last weekend that Parakeets are roosting there in a beech tree in the car park.
Egyptian Goose still at Platt Fields Park.
Pete Hines said
Sat Sep 15 8:54 PM, 2007
Birdguides have reported 3 in trees behind Manchester Girls School, Rusholme today.
Careful where you point those optics fellas
Rob Smallwood said
Thu Sep 6 11:27 PM, 2007
That's very possible - I lost track of a group a couple of weeks ago but they looked to be heading that way - although when I got to PF I couldn't relocate them - but as many of us know, they can be hard to see if silent.
Judith Smith said
Thu Sep 6 9:44 PM, 2007
I have had a reliable report of 5 birds flying each morning 2nd-4th Sept before 0700hrs, from the island on Platt Fields Park Lake, towards the Wilmslow Rd end of Platt Fields Park (ie towards Birchfields Park) - so maybe they are roosting on the island?
I'm happy to lurk at one or other site one evening - Pete - how about you?
This follows a report from staff at Chorlton Park last weekend that Parakeets are roosting there in a beech tree in the car park.
Egyptian Goose still at Platt Fields Park.
Careful where you point those optics fellas