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  1. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    You can make 'em smaller
  2. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    You should try reading one of Robin Coopers books. An excellent read and you'll build an immunity.
  3. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    Tomorrows Skua cruise is off.
  4. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    Here
  5. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    Not forgetting Hartlepool
  6. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    I noticed Pete stuck up a dedicated thread the other day. All the reponses are on here http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=249516
  7. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    Being a shooting estate I would have thought they will be only too happy to take them out. Wish the shooters would have a concerted campaign against them and grey squirrels.
  8. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    If you want to photograph them I'd do Filey Brigg, over 30 recorded there the last few days, wrap up and get out there, you'll have it to yourself on a Friday.
  9. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    http://streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?x=469668&y=436765&z=115&sv=469668,436765&st=4&ar=y&mapp=map.srf&searchp=ids.srf&dn=563&ax=469668&ay=436765&lm=0
  10. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    You want the car park at Anglers CP. When you get there check the chalk board which is just out of the car park on the path to Anglers, it may save you some time. Birds will generally switch between Anglers and Wintersett so you may get up to date gen on the locations. I'd be hoping they're...
  11. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    It can be a long, long drive. Hour and a half to two hours maybe. It's flip of the coin time really but given the current forecast on XC I'd do Spurn, Flamborough is virtually windless all day whilst spurn has a light easterly breeze. You should see birds dropping in, just keep your eyes...
  12. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    Garden tick this afternoon heading for Drighlington. Seems BG don't put Hobby on their page any more, too common.
  13. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    If you want a look at a few before you take the plunge this shop is in Birstall; http://www.green-witch.com/index.html
  14. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    Stop it, you're bringing a tear to my eye. For the older ones among you.
  15. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    Was surprised at the amount of standing water at Fairburn last night, seen much less in winter. All the reservoirs at this end were overflowing a few days back so this mornings deluge is all heading downstream to top Fairburn up.
  16. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    It's clearly marked on google maps.
  17. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    Southern Grey?
  18. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    Scarborough Birding on Facebook as well
  19. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    http://www.rspb.org.uk/advice/helpingbirds/feeding/whentofeed.aspx
  20. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    It's just next to Middleton Woods, you could have a walk round there.
  21. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    Great shot indeed. You can always upload from the URL code if the picture is too big.
  22. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    Ooh I like that! Graphs and everything. I was up on the moors yesterday and all the reservoirs I saw were overflowing so everything that drops today will be in the rivers.
  23. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    No drought over here! Just you lot and the south.
  24. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    As I thought. Went over the Calder at Brighouse this morning and it was as high as I remember seeing it, worse it was still rising. Imagine there's a lot of nests washed out.
  25. James Thomas

    Yorkshire Birding

    Think they'll disappear soon, lots of water heading there.
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