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24/04/2013 13:55

3 Yellow Wagtails and Swift at Dewsbury Sewage works this morning.

3 Yellow Wagtais were on the filter beds at the Dewsbury Sewae Works this morning.The 2 males and a female were flushed towards the Western end of the works Around 140 Hirrundines were also over the filter beds including some 35 House martins and the rest made up mostly of swallows. 2 Whitethroats...

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23/04/2013 12:13

Yellow and White Wagtails appear together on Dewsbury Sewage Works but still a few absentees

A superb male Yellow Wagtail is feeding on the filter beds this morning together with a single White Wagtail.Also 2 Common Sandpipers are on the River Calder opositte the centre of the sewage works.A single Common Whitethroat is also singing near the vehicle compound on the works Otherwise Swallow...

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17/04/2013 11:22

Singing Willow warblers and Common Sandpiper a welcome sign of the approaching Summer

There are 4 singing Willow Warblers on Mill Bank Thornhill this morning.Also 6 Gadwall and 2 Shoveller on Dewsbury sewage Works this morning.No sign of the 52 Teal present yesterday. Also on Dewsbury Sewage Works single Little Ringed Plover and 2 Oyster catchers.2 Male Blackcaps are on Kerries...

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16/04/2013 15:21

Little Ringed Plover arrives on Sewage works

A Little Ringed Plover was present on Dewsbury Sewage Works this morning.Also present were 3 Shoveller(1 male 2 females)52 Teal,2 Gadwall 2 Tufted Ducks and 28 Mallard 2 Kingfishers are displaying on the River calder at the bottom of Healy Road Ossett. There are around 220 Swallows on the filter...

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15/04/2013 18:29

Hirrundines in good numbers passing Westerly up the valley this evening

There was good numbers of Hirrundines present on our patch this evening with a very noticeable slow drifting Westwards movement. At least 240 Swallows were over the compost heaps at the southern end of Pildacre Chickenley at 17:00  with around 34 House martins and 32 Sand Martins making up the...

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13/04/2013 07:26

Sand Martins return to Local site

23 Sand Martins where hawking over the compost heaps next to Dewsbury Sewage works Eastern entrance this lunchtime.Also there are now 4 singing Chiff Chaffs between Healy Road Ossett and Hot Works Mill Earlsheaton.

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12/04/2013 16:27

3 male Swallows over the Calder at Earlsheaton this afternoon

3 Swallows are hawking over the River calder  this afternoon oppositte the  new Filteration beds on Dewsbury Sewage Works 3 Chiff Chaffs are still singing between Healy Road Ossett and Earlsheaton this afternoon also.Otherwisw rather quiet with 2 Willow Tits still coming to feeders...

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10/04/2013 19:41

Migrants still slow appear in our part of the valley

Things are very quiet in our part of the Calder valley at the moment. There are 3 singing Chiff Chaffs between Ossett and Dewsbury with 2 birds singing on the mill bank side of the valley and one bird singing on Kerries reserve.There is still a single Green Sandpiper on the Calder near earlsheaton...

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09/04/2013 12:04

Roe Deer getting bolder and more frequent along the River Calder near Ossett and Dewsbury

Roe Deer are been reported more frequently around the ossett and Dewsbury area and a single individual was photographed a few mornings ago as it fed in the copse near kerries butter factory(see photogallery).  

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09/04/2013 11:56

European Bee eaters visit the compound this morning on the 2nd of April

12 European Bee Eaters circled our compound this morning before heading off North.Also 2 Greater Blue Eared Glossy Starlings payed  brief visit. 2 European Bee Eaters came into the compound the following day before continuing North.

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