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2 - 4pm of note:

Spotted flycatcher near Withins outlet 

Pair of Whitethroat harassing above mentioned flycatcher blankstare

Waterrail heard along the canal 

11 Snipe 

Kingfisher flew past me off the res with a fish in its mouth towards the Irwell



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Just a quick scout this morning (partly with Ian and Steven) with: teal, 9+ snipes, lapwings, meadow pipit, grey wagtail, raven, shoveler, wigeon, gadwall, jay, a likely tree pipit found on the wires near old hall farm before it got flushed, and the usual warblers as of last few days. (I did forget to post kingfisher yesterday too).

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08.00am - 11.50am. Cloudy, Light breeze, 11c- 16c.

Mostly With Richard & Steven.

45 Species Including:

3 Kingfisher. (Irwell).
1 Peregrine Falcon. (N).
1 Buzzard.
1 Kestrel.
5 Meadow Pipit.
1 Snipe.
150+ Starling.
70+ Swallow.
5 Swift.
4 Teal.
7 Lesser Black Backed Gull.
6 Herring Gull.
2 Reed Bunting.
120+ Canada Goose
2 Chiffchaff.
1 Willow Warbler.
2 Blackcap. (F).
2 Whitethroat.
15 Collared Dove.
14 Cormorant.
17 Great Crested Grebe.
10 Tufted Duck.
6 Gadwall.
120+ Goldfinch.
4 Goosander. (F).
7 Grey Heron.
3 Grey Wagtail.
5 House Martin.
14 Sand Martin.
2 Lapwing.
9 Mute Swan.

Thanks Derek.



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A very enjoyable early morning mostly with Derek and Steven,

My highlights include....

Gadwall
Teal
Lapwing
Snipe
Buzzard
Peregrine passing through
Whitethroat
Blackcap
Willow warbler
Chiffchaff
Meadow pipit
Tree pipit passing through
Swift still
Grey wagtail
Pheasant
Ta!

-- Edited by Richard Thew on Monday 26th of August 2019 12:30:16 PM

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This morning with Simon Johnson and Paul Wilson, 6am to 10.00am;

GREAT WHITE EGRET over west towards Bolton at 7.25am
21 Snipe
3 Gadwall
41 Goosander over
1 Little Grebe
1 Reed Warbler
1 Garden Warbler
1 Tree Pipit over
33 Swift south
no sign of juv Kittiwake.


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This a.m. 2 Spotted Flycatcher were the highlight for me, 1 in apple tree behind sailing club the other in hedgerow below pumphouse.
Cheers Ian

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08.00am - 12.15pm. Clear, light breeze, 14c - 18c.

53 Species Including:

1 Dipper. (Irwell).
1 Kingfisher. (Irwell).
1 Kittiwake.
1 Spotted Flycatcher.
1 Sparrowhawk
1 Water Rail.
1 Redstart.
7 Snipe.
100+ Starling.
70+ Swallow.
17 Swift.
2 Teal.
12 Sand Martin.
1 Chiffchaff.
20+ Long Tailed Tit.
2 Whitethroat.
4 Willow Warbler.
4 Blackcap.
9 Gadwall.
3 Goosander. (3F).
3 Kestrel.
1 Sparrowhawk.
7 Lapwing.
1 Great Black Backed Gull.
13 Lesser Black Backed Gull.
10 Herring Gull.
90+ Black Headed Gull.
2 Grey Wagtail.
1 Reed Bunting.
130+ Canada Goose.
17 Collared Dove.
1 Cormorant.
14 Great Crested Grebe.
4 Tufted Duck.
3 Grey Heron.
10 Mute Swan.
7 Pied Wagtail.

Thanks Derek.



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Just wanted to update on our kittiwake freind. I didn't want to say this morning but he is looking alot healthier and the little extra energy fish bits a few individuals have been giving it has made all the difference. I'm going to try and keep an eye on him daily till he goes. (Fresh bite size seabean today). Ta!

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This morning with Simon Johnson and Paul Wilson, 6am to 11.30am;

Juv/female MARSH HARRIER picked up by SJ at height heading NW towards Winter Hill at 7.55 - 8.05am. Superb record here.
juv Kittiwake still surviving, perched on the wall when we left
1 Green Sandpiper over
1 Common Sandpiper
2 Curlew over
10 Snipe Elton Goyt
6 Teal, 6 Gadwall and 16 Goosander
24 Blackcaps, 11 Willow Warblers, 1 Lesser Whitethroat.
2 male Redstarts Elton Goyt
190 Coot
2 Common Gull sw
75+ Swift



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Only had 1.5 hours spare this morning, so not had a thorough look about....

Highlights are

Teal - 4
Snipe - 3
Gadwall
Kingfisher
Kittiwake
Spotted flycatcher
Garden warbler
Common sandpiper
Lapwing- 14
Pheasant - 1
Great spotted woodpecker heard passing
Grey wagtail

Ta!

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Just wanted to give an update for the Kittiwake. He's still here and alive and hungry but he has enough energy to fly a little. I'm still hoping he will make it ok. At this time nothing more can be done. Other birds so far this morning include: 2 teal, 3 snipe, 14 lapwings, 1 pheasant, kingfisher flew through.... ta!

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Late evening,
Juvenile Kittiwake still surviving stood on the wall, occaisionally picking insects of the water (seems to have gone of mackerel).

Also 2 Whimbrel over calling heading sw at 7.55pm.

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Morning visit 24.8.19
1 Juv Kittiwake starting to look weak and was able to get within feet without it moving away. Contacted the RSPCAwho said they would send an officer out. It has been eating insects of the waters surface but looks lethargic.
1 Common Sandpiper.
Tree pipit and Yellow Wagtail heard flying over.

Cheers Steven.

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The Kittiwake (Juv) was showing at 8.30 this morning. Still there when I left at 9.30.  Was picking insects from the water.   It had been on the shore line just before I arrived.  GM tick for me. 



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08.15am - 11.30am. Dark cloud, showers, 13c - 16c.

43 Species Including:


1 Kittiwake. (Juv).
1 Hobby.(Pylon after Creek).
1 Spotted Flycatcher.
1 Great Spotted Woodpecker.
1 Kingfisher. (Irwell).
1 Water Rail.
36 Swift.
15 Blackcap. (10F, 5M).
1 Garden Warbler.
7 Lapwing.
1 Kestrel.
300+ Sand Martin.
150+ Swallow.
13 House Martin.
2 Chiffchaff.
6 Whitethroat.
3 Willow Warbler.
8 Long Tailed Tit.
12 Pied Wagtail.
30+ Greenfinch.
9 Gadwall.
2 Grey Wagtail.
3 Goosander.(Irwell).
70+ Starling.
28 Collared Dove.
2 Cormorant.
1 Great Black Backed Gull.(Irwell).
9 Herring Gull.
7 Lesser Black Backed Gull.
70+ Black Headed Gull.
18 Blackbird.
46 Jackdaw.
120+ Canada Goose.
9 Great Crested Grebe.
4 Tufted Duck.
80+ Wood Pigeon.
60+ Canada Goose.
7 Grey Heron.
9 Mute Swan.

Thanks Derek.


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Just thought I'd mention and i hope I'm doing right but I noticed our kittiwake appears showing signs of hunger and I have heard many stories of kittiwakes that end up inland not surviving long. Call me over-worried if you like but because he was hugging the edge - I dropped plain tinned mackerel pieces on the edge of the water line and he's eating that pretty well. Im hoping this energy boost will help him head out?? He won't eat anything else other than fish.

-- Edited by Richard Thew on Thursday 22nd of August 2019 05:26:49 PM

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Stevens pretty much covered the sightings but I can contribute to this list with: Swifts still about, 1 teal (3 now after a passing visit at 4pm) and 2 grey wagtails. Otherwise the usual warblers and whitethroat. Ta!

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Highlights from this mornings sightings from Simon Johnson, Simon Warford and Steven Higginbottom.
1 Green Sandpiper.
2 Shoveler.
15 Gadwall.
35 Goosander.
1 Juvenile Kittiwake.
2 Garden Warbler.
2 Spotted Flycatcher.
2 Yellow wagtail.
1 Tree pipit heard only.
1 Raven.

Cheers Steven

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Good morning 21st August combined observations by must, Ian Campbell and Simon Warford. Highlights.
1 Juvenile Kittiwake.
2 Spotted Flycatchers below pumphouse.
2 Raven.
10 Gadwall.
1 Shoveler.
3 Teal.
1 Oystercatcher
1 Whimbrel.
1 Hobby
4 Yellow Wagtail
3 Tree Pipit.
16+ Blackcap.
4 Garden Warbler.
2 lesser whitethroat.
Chiffchaff, willow Warbler, Common Whitethroat.
2 Redstart

Cheers Steven




-- Edited by Steven Higginbottom on Wednesday 21st of August 2019 02:18:22 PM

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My time was somewhat limited this morning due to cleaning obligations, but had a very good morning and bumped into Steven along the way.

Highlights include....

4 teal
11 gadwall
1 goosander juvenile
Swift
3 Spotted flycatcher with one by the creek
Blackcap
Garden warbler
Willow warbler
Chiffchaff
Sparrowhawk
Kestrel passed through at speed
Willow tit heard

The biggest highlight was a juvenile KITTIWAKE and he was still there when I left

I will post pictures of the kittiwake later when I have more time.

Ta!

-- Edited by Richard Thew on Wednesday 21st of August 2019 12:30:48 PM

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No sign of the green sandpiper later this morning, but I did find in addition to Simon's....

3 teal
Great spotted woodpecker
Lapwing

And also...

Whitethroat
Blackcap
Chiffchaff
Willow warbler

There was a bird of prey that appeared and upset the swallows and martins, unfortunately, it would be right where the sun was wouldn't it - meaning it was impossible to identify it and could easily have been that hobby! Life can be cruel at times!

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Early morning up to 8.30am;

1 Green Sandpiper wader point
5 Gadwall
Hobby chasing hirrundines
2 Tree Pipit and 3 Meadow Pipit over
1 Garden Warbler
1 Tree Pipit Elton Goyt
2 juvenile Redstarts Pumphouse hedge
20+ Swift



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07.00am - 12.15pm. Light cloud, Light breeze. 10c-15c.

41 Species including:

400+ Sand Martin. (Inc 150+ (South).
1 Sparrowhawk.
4 Kestrel.
2 Kingfisher. (Res).
2 Mistle Thrush.
14 House Martin.
26 Swift.
30+ Swallow.
2 Jay.
1 Blackcap.(M).
2 Willow Warbler.
2 Sedge Warbler
1 Chiffchaff.
3 Whitethroat.
6 Pied Wagtail.
16 Cormorant.
11 Great Crested Grebe.
8 Tufted Duck.
2 Gadwall.
250+ Goldfinch (South).
5 Herring Gull.
1 Great Black Backed Gull. (Irwell).
6 Lesser Black Backed Gull.
70+ Black Headed Gull.
50+ Jackdaw.
1 Bullfinch.(1M).
1 Grey Wagtail.
2 Reed Bunting.
230+ Canada Goose.
130+ Wood Pigeon.
19 Collared Dove.
4 Grey Heron.
4 Mute Swan.

Thanks Derek.


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Highlights from this morning 18/8/19
1 Juvenile Sandwich Tern flew through heading SSW at 08:20am
3 Kingfishers one landing withing 7ft of me on the bridge next to the carpark.
6 Cormorant.
2 Gadwall.
7 Tufted Duck.
A reduction of warbler with
8 chiffchaff,
6 Willow Warblers.
2 Sedge Warblers
1Whitethroat.
Increases number of Robin's 10 seen with more heard.

Constant Movement of Swallows ,Sand Martin's, House Martin's & Swifts moving through S

Cheers Steven



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Late post for early yesterday morning, 2 Tree Pipits about 10 minutes apart heading South.
Cheers Ian

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07.45am - 12.45pm. Mixed cloud, Light breeze. 12c - 16c.

43 Species: Including:

1 Kingfisher.(Irwell).
1 Little Egret. (Spenmoor).
150+ Sand Martin.
9 Gadwall.
1 Common Tern.
4 Lesser Black Backed Gull.
60 Black Headed Gull.
8 Herring Gull.
2 Whitethroat.
1 Sedge Warbler.
3 Blackcap. ( 3F).
2 Reed Bunting.
1 Redstart. (M).
1 Water Rail.
9 Mute Swan.
70+ Canada Goose.
6 Grey Heron.
25 Swallow.
10 Collared Dove.
3 Cormorant.
7 Pied Wagtail.

Thanks Derek.




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Another quiet afternoon with only a couple of noteworthy things.,

8 Gadwall
Male redstart in usual spot.

Ta!

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Not as productive this morning but still a couple of good things....

A water rail showed briefly, but not the usual one.
5 Gadwall
Kestrel
Reed bunting
Blackcap
Willow warbler
Chiffchaff
And a nice distant view of the redstart by the bridge between crow trees farm and withins reservoir.

Ta!

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After a busy day, I walked it from Bury to Radcliffe this afternoon.

There was only one birder that I saw in the rain, must be mad trailing through all that wet and muddy conditions.... oh yeah, that was me!

Highlights were....

Common sandpiper, which flew and glided past close in style!
Grey wagtail
2 kingfisher, one of which gave belting views
2 pheasants
4 Gadwall
Blackcap
Willow warbler
Reed bunting
Sedge warbler
Tufted ducks in their usual areas

Yesterday I forgot to add a Jay!

Ta!

-- Edited by Richard Thew on Wednesday 14th of August 2019 06:03:46 PM

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An interesting morning scout from 10am to 12:15. The water rail showed beautifully today, sunning itself, having a good stretch! (Sounds like how I feel today). Also a lapwing was hiding in the grasses of old hall marsh, 4 gadwall on the res, and a kingfisher. Also usual whitethroats, blackcaps, singing willow warbler, song thrush and a grey wagtail!

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Thank you Richard  I will have a look.



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It was nothing to do with birds Ian, though I did have a brief potter about during my lunch with several house martins, usual gulls and pied wagtails etc. You'll find information on the 3 day event i went to at www.jw.org . It was a very interesting convention to say the least and it was 100% free!

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Thats nice what was on in Liverpool. good birding?



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Nice to get back to birding after 3.5 days travelling to Liverpool. This afternoon has been very good with some highlights being Gadwall on both res and canal, blackcap, willow warbler, kestrel and after the shower - 17 common sandpipers were seen just flying out from the shoreline of the res as I reached the top of the wall side, lesser whitethroat showed well flitting in a shrub by old hall marsh, and a nice walk ended with beautiful views (though distant) of a male redstart in usual location. I may as well add common tern still here too! Ta!!!!!!

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This a.m. with Malcolm, 1 Peregrine caught and ate a Swift !, 4 Gadwall, 2 Common Tern, 1 Kingfisher and at least 50 Swift. At bridge 19 the usual Water Rail.
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This a.m. on the res. 1 Common Sandpiper, 2 Common Tern, 1 Kingfisher and 1 Gadwall. Steven also had a Dunlin before I arrived. On the canal 1 Water Rail (bridge 19) and 16 Pied Wagtails in Corran Stud field.
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Early morning with Simon Johnson, Ian Campbell and Steve Higginbottom produced,

2 Greenshank through
1 Common Sandpiper
1 Pochard
1 Little Grebe
5 Gadwall
3 Goosander
3 Water Rail
2 Common Tern
1 Lesser Whitethroat
25+ Swift moving through
1 male Redstart Elton Goyt
Yesterday 1 Little Egret in the Creek.


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07.00am - 11.30am. Mixed cloud, still. 13c - 18c.

47 Species Including:

1 Little Egret. (Irwell).
7 Swift.
3 Willow Warbler.
2 Blackcap. (2F).
1 Redstart. (M, Elton Goyt).
1 Kingfisher. (Wader point).
1 Pheasant. (F).
3 Gadwall.
1 Water Rail.
1 Lapwing.
40+ Swallow.
6 Sand Martin.
5 Whitethroat.
3 Cormorant.
60+ Goldfinch.
3 Goosander. (3F).
7 Grey Heron.
14 Great Crested Grebe.
1 Jay.
60+ Starling.
2 Tufted Duck. (1juv).
9 Herring Gull.
1 Great Black Backed Gull. (Irwell).
9 Lesser Black Backed Gull.
35 Black Headed Gull.
29 Blackbird.
50+ Jackdaw.
100+ Canada Goose.
12 Collared Dove.
1 Grey Wagtail.
100+ Wood Pigeon.
9 Pied Wagtail.
7 Mute Swan.

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Not much for me to add to the sightings from today as well as from yesterday's scout. So I went round the back by lunchtime to check out that large flock of goldfinches in the hopes of getting a more accurate figure. Unfortunately they have all split in smaller bunches varying between 9 and about 50. But I did find a willow tit whilst there and the young tufted duck back on Elton should survive well now as it's almost full size. Finally, still a few whitethroats are showing well too! Ta!

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This a.m. with Malcolm, 1 Redstart in hedge near bridge over stream, 1 Water Rail giving good views near bridge 19 on canal and a Peregrine were the highlights.
Cheers Ian

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Highlights from a little later this morning:

3 Gadwall and 5 Common Tern.

2 Kestrel and 1 Sparrowhawk.

10 Swift and c30 Sand Martin.



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Highlight this morning was a Mediterranean Gull near Crow Trees. Also Kingfisher in creek and 2 Common Terns.
Cheers Ian

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A female Redstart was also in Elton Goyt this morning. A Teal in the creek yesterday was still present this morning. Also yesterday early morning a Greenshank and Ringed Plover flew through and 3 Redstarts (2 males) were in Elton Goyt.

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A Redstart was present in Redstart hedge this a.m.
Cheers Ian

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Quick look from car park area this morning at 10:30am 1 Arctic tern flew through being chased off by a Common Tern.
Cheers Steven

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Sorry; still cannot edit my posts as i forgot to add - gadwall and grey wagtail. The redstart didnt show for me either. Ta!

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A short walk this morning produced fantastic views of a water rail sunning itself and preening, lapwings, 4 common terns passing through and the mother tufted duck of the chick is taking her son/daughter on another tour of the reservoir. And a possible brief glimpse of a Linnet. Ta!

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09.30am - 12.45pm. Mixed cloud, still, 14c - 20c.

46 Species Including:

2 Redstart. (Elton Goyt).
1 Kingfisher. (Creek).
1 Water Rail.
1 Common Tern.
4 Goosander (4F).
1 Jay.
4 Whitethroat (1juv).
3 Willow Warbler.
4 Blackcap. (4F).
2 House Martin.
4 Sand Martin.
33 Swallow.
3 Herring Gull.
5 Lesser Black Backed Gull.
50+ Black Headed Gull.
16 Great Crested Grebe.
1 Reed Bunting. (F).
90+ Canada Goose.
26 Blackbird.
1 Song Thrush.
1 Cormorant.
120+ Coot.
70+ Mallard.
2 Tufted Duck.
60+ Goldfinch.
5 Grey Heron.
80+ Wood Pigeon.
55 Jackdaw.
9 Mute Swan.

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This a.m. with Malcolm, on the res. 1 Goosander, 2 Common Tern, 24 Lapwing over. Near Crow Trees 2 Redstart in hedge near bridge over stream.
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...... and 3 common terns, 5 snipes (flused by cattle), Tufted duck and chick in usual spot still and lapwings calling. Boy did it feel humid this afternoon!!!

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