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  1. Gert Corfield

    Chaddesley Woods & Surrounds

    Yellow Wagtail this morning in the field being ploughed for potatoes with 4 Yellowhammer. 3 Whitethroat and a Garden Warbler in the woods along the main track. No Cuckoo yet.
  2. Gert Corfield

    Chaddesley Woods & Surrounds

    Nice one Ian - I had kind of given up on this thread as X still rules it seems but great to see your input and photos. Last year I had Yellow Wagtail and Wheatear on the paddock where the pigs are kept near the fishing pools at the back of Rowberry Garden Centre. Cheers
  3. Gert Corfield

    Chaddesley Woods & Surrounds

    https://bsky.app/profile/gcorfield.bsky.social/post/3kolmx4zeea2x
  4. Gert Corfield

    Chaddesley Woods & Surrounds

    Good Siskin numbers still at the top end of the woods with at least 20 present yesterday. Also 6 Coal Tit, 3 Nuthatch and good numbers Redwing and Fieldfare. In the fields, 8 Meadow Pipit, 3 Skylark, c35 Chaffinch and 2 Yellowhammer the best.
  5. Gert Corfield

    Chaddesley Woods & Surrounds

    Nice one Josh. Good to hear re Crossbill and encouraging about Spotted Flycatcher! I think the woods are under watched, especially in spring so good to have another pair of eyes
  6. Gert Corfield

    Chaddesley Woods & Surrounds

    Eloquently put. Quite a rare point of view in this polarized world we live in. Twatter nearly ruined birding for me so probably the best decision you made there!
  7. Gert Corfield

    Chaddesley Woods & Surrounds

    This morning's visit highlights; 32 Siskin in an around the Conifers with 12 Lesser Redpoll. 1 possibly 2 Brambling with Chaffinch and 10 Coal Tit. In the fields between the Woods and Chaddesley Corbett, 5 Yellowhammer, 10 Skylark, c 20 Meadow Pipit. A few fields have been left fallow so that...
  8. Gert Corfield

    Chaddesley Woods & Surrounds

    Careful Dave that sort of talk of social responsibilities will get you called all sorts of names on the new improved right wing version of Twatter. Well out of that one! I agree and I suspect some of these measures will come, but only when we're staring in to the precipice
  9. Gert Corfield

    Chaddesley Woods & Surrounds

    Couldn't agree more Dave and I fear we are well beyond the point that we can do much about it other than fiddle around the edges. Climate change, another consequence of a rapidly growing population, has brought some new species of course but they'll run out of space as they head further north as...
  10. Gert Corfield

    Chaddesley Woods & Surrounds

    This may be of interest-link to a report by Eliot Howard (amateur ornithologist who lived in Kidderminster) who did a dawn chorus walk in Chaddesley in 1899. Below that a link to a video I made of the dawn chorus there in May this year. The contrast in species is quite staggering...
  11. Gert Corfield

    Chaddesley Woods & Surrounds

    Not far from Chaddesley (Woodrow), 200 Linnet, 150 Skylark, 4 Yellowhammer reported via Bird track on 18/11.
  12. Gert Corfield

    Chaddesley Woods & Surrounds

    2 Brambling, Crossbill and 25 Siskin reported for the woods on BirdTrack for Saturday 11th November.
  13. Gert Corfield

    Chaddesley Woods & Surrounds

    Chaddesley Woods is a National Nature reserve managed by the Worcestershire Wildlife Trust. Further details can be found Here The area covered by this thread is approximately as seen from the loop on public footpaths per below; Having visited the reserve and surrounding fields for over 25...
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