Apparently 400 plus over the uk in the last week or so, the largest number for 8 years.
Kane Brides said
Fri Sep 19 10:20 AM, 2008
This bird was in Coventry yesterday!! Better luck next time!
-- Edited by Kane Brides at 10:41, 2008-09-19
Simon Warford said
Thu Sep 18 10:23 PM, 2008
Kane, I think them co ordinates are near the Irwell between Radcliffe and Little Lever possible near Shore Top, either way its less than 2 miles from my house!
Kane Brides said
Thu Sep 18 4:37 PM, 2008
He attached a map to his e-mail, which had a pointer next to the A6053, which I think is Stopes Road, but he did say that it could be within a mile of that, as it was not a strong signal as its been overcast and that Honey Buzzards skulk about in woods, i.e not enough sunlight getting to the transmitter to send in good signals.
Kane
-- Edited by Kane Brides at 16:38, 2008-09-18
Simon Warford said
Thu Sep 18 4:21 PM, 2008
Where is that Co Ordinates Kane??
Visited Elton last night from the Radcliffe side!
Kane Brides said
Thu Sep 18 3:19 PM, 2008
Roy has sent me more info on this bird, it was roosting in Radcliffe co-ords roughly - 53.564n, 2.333w
Simon Warford said
Thu Sep 18 12:22 PM, 2008
Interesting, with this or a different one heading south over Darwen at 4.45 yesterday.. I was waiting at Elton yesterday from 5.30pm till 7pm but nothing flew over (again)
Kane Brides said
Thu Sep 18 11:13 AM, 2008
Not sure if anyone has seen Roy Dennis's recently updated website, were he has been Satellite Tracking a young Honey Buzzard from Scotland. This bird on the 17th Sep at 8pm was 8 miles NW of the city centre, between Bury and Bolton.
www.roydennis.org/Migration%20maps%202008.htm
Kane
-- Edited by Kane Brides at 10:41, 2008-09-19
Kane
-- Edited by Kane Brides at 16:38, 2008-09-18
Where is that Co Ordinates Kane??
Visited Elton last night from the Radcliffe side!
Roy has sent me more info on this bird, it was roosting in Radcliffe co-ords roughly - 53.564n, 2.333w