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Ray Scally


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Approx 100-150 SWALLOW on the River Goyt by Waterside with 3 SAND MARTIN, birds dispersed after a period of time.
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Ray Scally


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Rob Creek wrote:

New Mills Wharf this morning but no Red Crested Pochard to be seen. There's only 2 Canada Goose, a handful of Mallard and 3 Mallard Hybrids.




I understand the Red-crested Pochard is still frequenting the canal between New Mills marina and Disley, its also been seen on Disley Dam just over the border in Cheshire one day this week.

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Rob Creek


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New Mills Wharf this morning but no Red Crested Pochard to be seen. There's only 2 Canada Goose, a handful of Mallard and 3 Mallard Hybrids.

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Tony Lee


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Red Crested Pochard has been up at New Mills Wharf for the best part of a week happily feeding with Mallard and Canada Geese, assume it is the same bird which had a spell at Mousley Bottom and Lyme Park

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Ray Scally


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Pink footed Goose on the field next to Overdale Road (Disley side) this morning, it was in with about 20 Canada Geese.
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Ken Dunning


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I know its not NEW MILLS,
but 16 Waxwing on Dale road Buxton
adjascent to Buxton Tandoori.

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Tony Lee


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Looks like the same 8 Waxwing have stayed in New Mills for a week or so, just saw them 8 on High Lea Road heading towards the Fox At Brookbottom. They were trilling on a wire by Brow Farm then had a drink from a gutter before flying along the lane. Had a lovely view through the binoculars. Great

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Ray Scally


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The Red crested Pochard was seen out of the water this afternoon and there are no rings on its legs.
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25/01/13

red crested pochard still present on the river goyt at mousely bottom nature reserve.

if anybody gets a view of the bird`s legs can you report any ring information on this thread please?

there were 2 male teal on the red river project pool.

4 goosander (3f + 1m) and 1 dipper on the river between goyt valley meadows and mousely bottom.

2 siskin near the llama farm.

hawthorns at goyt valley meadows held 1 bullfinch,2 greenfinches and 2 goldfinches.

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Ray Scally


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tonytwintwine wrote:

8 Waxwings trilling atop a tree by the Llama farm down the torrs today at 3.45pm. They flew up towards Marsh Lane. Will keep an eye out for them




These must be on a circuit as John Turner had 8 in his garden this morning at 9.40 on Marsh Lane, he said they flew towards New Street flats.
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Tony Lee


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8 Waxwings trilling atop a tree by the Llama farm down the torrs today at 3.45pm. They flew up towards Marsh Lane. Will keep an eye out for them

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Ray Scally


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Red-crested Pochard male on the Goyt by Mousley Bottom, also 6 Goosander (3m & 3fe), c.30 Lesser Redpoll, Redwing and Fieldfare. Went looking for the reported Water Rail on the DOS reports, anybody on this forum have any further details on this, location etc?
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andrew chapman


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the flooded fields on waterside (near strines) are attracting growing numbers of wildfowl.

there was also a flock of 33 lapwing this morning feeding in the boggy sedge grass area .

300+ canada geese are grazing the fields.

1 male teal was present with 100+ mallard.

other species also included pied wagtail (3) and a heron.

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15 Snipe visible this morning, in flooded field next to new mills golf course


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10 snipe in the boggy field bordering the golf course (near bridleway to hague bar), probably more, many partially hidden in sedge grass.

13 lapwing mixed in with the snipe.

30 starling feeding in neighbouring field.

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Envious of the Merlin sighting!

1 Woodcock was present in the boggy fields bordering the golf course around 11am the same morning.
It flew off in the direction of Stonepiece farm.


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Nice male Merlin hunting over fields adjacent to the golf course today.

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