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Sean Molloy


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11.07.09
2:05-3:30

Moorhen Adult (1) chicks ranging from similar size to adult (4) to tiny black fluff balls! (5) aww.gif
Blackcap (1) on the canal near the steps up from the miniature boat pond.
Jay (1) in the trees near the first lock before the miniature boat pond.
Both Mute Swans on the canal.
Coot chicks (5) are now all spread out around the canal.
Plus the usual.

Nice little walk. biggrin.gif

Sean.

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Sean Molloy


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Hi all,

Just writing to let anyone who was thinking of coming to the BTO bird ringing this year that the date has been changes to the 15th. smile.gif

Cheers,
Sean. wink.gif

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Rachael Hill


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1st June 2009
Daisy Nook
rather rushed walk as short on time so mainly counted ducklings.......
mainly on canal/ponds up to Crime lake
Moorhen 3 plus 7 babies
Mallard 22 plus 14 babies
woodpigeon 5
blackbirds 4
sandmartins 4
swallow 4
swifts 8
long tailed tits 2
robin 2
wren 1
magpie 2
carrion crow 3
chaffinch 5
canada geese 5
coot 1
Crime lake
mute swans 2- did beautiful greeting, heart shaped necks
canada geese 7 plus 2 young
mallard 8
coot 1




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Paul Bambroffe


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Hollinwood Canal

Lapwing
Reed Bunting
Sparrowhawk
Blackcap

Daisynook

Coal Tit
Whitethroat
GSW
Reed Bunting
Blackcap

Ashton moss

Jackdaw
Linnet
Whitethroat
House Martin

+ the usual

Also to answer the question, the buzzard I saw last week is the first one I have seen this side of Denton roundabout. I've have seen them over Stockport. Nice surprise.

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craig robinson


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glad to hear buzzards are around that area as i saw one over carrbrook in stalybridge about 2 weeks ago (quite rare there) and wondered where they were based.

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Paul Bambroffe


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Daisynook

Coal Tit
1 Wigeon m. First for me on Crime Lake
4 Heron
2 Mute Swan
1 Pheasant m
2 Grey Wagtail
1 Bullfinch m

Hollinwood Canal

1 Buzzard
heard Garden Warbler
1 Blackcap

+ all the usual



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Paul Bambroffe


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Hollinwood Canal

Reed Bunting
Lapwing
Grey Heron
Blackcap
Whitethoat
Willow Warbler
+ usual

Daisynook

Coal Tit
Whitethroat
Greenfinch
Reed Bunting
Heron
1 Pheasant m
Grey Wag
GSW
LTT
Jay
+ usual

Ashton Moss

Lapwing
LTT
Whitethroat
Skylark
Jackdaw
Heron 3 juv
+ usual




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Paul Bambroffe


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Daisynook only
Usual +
2 Blackcap m
2 Whitethroat m
1 Sparrowhawk
1 Pheasant
2 Jay
1 Great Crested Grebe
2 Nuthatch
2 Dipper
2 Heron

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6 massive seagulls on snipe retail park last night either greater or lesser b/backed gulls

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Paul Carroll


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Bit of a late posting but on Sunday 19/4/09 on a walk through the Country Park and around Crime Lane listed more than 30 species including Kingfisher, Chiff Chaff, Willow Warbler, Blackcap, Swallows, Pheasants Lapwings (3 pairs) Great Spotted Woodpecker, and for the first time in years a Grasshopper Warbler reeling away. It offered excellent views through a scope and was still there yesterday, 20/4/09.

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Paul Bambroffe


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Hollinwood Canal.

3 Lapwing
Canada Geese
1 GSW f
Robins
1 Mistle Thrush
1 Song Thrush
Wrens
2 Bullfinch 1m 1f
Moorhen
2 Blackcap m
Greenfinch
1 Chiffchaff
1 Willow Warbler
4 Jays

Daisynook

1 Grey Wag f
2 Mute Swans
1 Long Tailed Tit
2 Kingfisher
1 Nuthatch
1 GSW f

Ashton Moss

1 House Sparrow m
1 Goldfinch
2 Linnet 1m 1 f
3 Skylark
2 Meadow Pipits
2 Sparrowhawks
1 Grey Heron
1 Wheatear m
2 Jackdaw
1 Ringed Plover

plus all the usual stuff


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Karen Foulkes


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Buzzard perched beside M60 near River Medlock sign on Ashton side of Daisy Nook this pm.

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Steve Christmas


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ZZ5495 was ringed as a second year female at Crime Lake in August 2008 so hatched in 2007.

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Kath Butterworth


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Hi Paul
Usually the swans at Hollinwood branch canal/Crime Lake are the male JDJ -resident since 2001 and the female this year(HFN died in june 07) is a 2nd year female of 2005 - ZZ5495 (dont know where from, but i guess someone does out there?)

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Paul Bambroffe


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Separated as requested.

Hollingwood Branch Canal

4 Lapwing
1 Cormorant
2 Bullfinch 1m 1f
Greenfinch
2 GSW 1m 1f
2 Jay
2 Chiffchaff
1 Willow Warbler
3 Jay
Heard 1 Green Woodpecker

Daisynook

1 Sand Martin
2 Bullfinch 1m 1f
1 Snipe
2 Grey Heron
1 Grey Wagtail
2 Dipper
2 Mute Swans couldn't see ring no's

Ashton Moss

4 House Sparrows
1 Bullfinch m
1 Reed Bunting m
at Least 10 Lapwing
4 Skylark
8 Meadow Pipit
1 Ringed Plover
1 Linnet f
2 Mute Swans couldn't see ring no's

plus all the usual stuff.


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Paul Bambroffe


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4 Song Thrushes
5 Wrens
2 Dunnocks
2 Chaffinch
4 Mute Swans 2 and 2
Mallards
6 Coot
20+ Canada Geese
5 Goosander 3m 2f
10+ Moorhen
Mallards
Robins
2 Carrion Crow
2 Long Tailed Tit
4 Goldcrests 2 and 2 in different areas.
Blue and Great Tits
1 Coal Tit singing
1 Dipper
1 Bullfinch m
1 Kingfisher on moat at the end of Benny Lane.
5 Lapwings
6 Meadow Pipits
2 Skylarks
2 Greenfinch 1m 1f



-- Edited by Paul Bambroffe at 10:59, 2009-02-26

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