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Roger Baker 3 said
Sun Mar 6 8:16 AM, 2011
Sunday 6th March. 06.30 - 07.20.
Egmont Street.
Canal back of Pallet Works.
Greenfinch. Goldfinch. Chaffinch. B & G tit. Mistle Thrush. Collared Dove. C. Crow. Magpie. Jackdaw. Jay. Mallard. Plenty singing Wren, Robin & Dunnock. Cormerant over..... heading Stalybridge from Mossley.
R. Tame.
L/Tail Tits. Mallard. Dipper..... on stones 15 yd downstream of bridge..... flew off upstream.
Roger.
-- Edited by Roger Baker 3 on Sunday 6th of March 2011 08:17:05 AM
-- Edited by Roger Baker 3 on Sunday 6th of March 2011 08:31:37 AM
Steve Suttill said
Fri Apr 11 10:04 AM, 2008
Wednesday: attempted Atlas Timed Tetrad Visit aborted halfway due to rain (part of survey route obscured by low cloud).
Made the best of a bad job by collecting Roving Records. 36 countable species recorded (some in Greenfield) 5 with confirmed breeding status: Magpie, Wood Pigeon, Heron, Moorhen and Canada Goose. Also located 2 more Dipper nests.
Pair of Brambling engaged in courtship behaviour counts as "probable breeding" but I suppose it's highly improbable!
Steve Suttill said
Mon Apr 7 2:20 PM, 2008
First Willow Warbler of the year singing on Heron Lane - Sunday morning in the snow!
Steve Suttill said
Fri Jan 18 11:39 AM, 2008
Too wet for Atlas TTVs yesterday (Weds 17th). After spending most of the morning entering up last year's records for Judith, then visiting the dentist, I could stand it no more and ventured out into the soggy world. Rewarded by flushing a Woodcock on Heron Lane just two minutes walk from home - first ever seen in Mossley in 25 years residence there.
Steve
Egmont Street.
Canal back of Pallet Works.
Greenfinch.
Goldfinch.
Chaffinch.
B & G tit.
Mistle Thrush.
Collared Dove.
C. Crow.
Magpie.
Jackdaw.
Jay.
Mallard.
Plenty singing Wren, Robin & Dunnock.
Cormerant over..... heading Stalybridge from Mossley.
R. Tame.
L/Tail Tits.
Mallard.
Dipper..... on stones 15 yd downstream of bridge..... flew off upstream.
Roger.
-- Edited by Roger Baker 3 on Sunday 6th of March 2011 08:17:05 AM
-- Edited by Roger Baker 3 on Sunday 6th of March 2011 08:31:37 AM
Made the best of a bad job by collecting Roving Records.
36 countable species recorded (some in Greenfield) 5 with confirmed breeding status:
Magpie, Wood Pigeon, Heron, Moorhen and Canada Goose.
Also located 2 more Dipper nests.
Pair of Brambling engaged in courtship behaviour counts as "probable breeding" but I suppose it's highly improbable!