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  1. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    As I understand it, park up on the slip road off the A64.. Walk into the reserve and bingo. Sent from my Bush Spira B2 10 tablet using Tapatalk
  2. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    Hi Ryan, the LS is in this general area. If you are traveling by car park by the end of the Avenue on Bullerthorpe Lane.
  3. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    Boro Birder, I assume Geoff was referring to the BK at Shaw Farm in the far reaches of Arkengarthdale near The Stang. It sounds like the numbers have increased considerably since I was last there 5 years ago. Might be worth another visit.
  4. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    Cracking pics Doc. Glad to hear you are on the mend.
  5. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    It's not the easiest place to get to via public transport.
  6. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    St Aidan's is open via the network of paths on site although the RSPB don't have a formal presence due to continued legal wrangling.
  7. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    I'm not aware of a specific website for North Cave but there are, confusingly, three facebook pages.
  8. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    Dave, park on the roadside here and view the fields to the west of Shaw Farm
  9. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    A huge thank you to Dave (Waccoe) for the lift to Spurn today. The Masked Shrike performed admirably, especially later on when it approached to within 25m.
  10. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    I'm game for that Andy assuming there is a convenient date.
  11. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    Looks good Dave but Bard Warbler, really ;)
  12. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    I did indeed. How do we know each other?
  13. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    That would be better than 2/3 which would suggest predation ;)
  14. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    Originally from Danelaw (trithing) meaning one of three administrative districts. Lincolnshire had North, South and West Ridings.
  15. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    As Gary Player once said, "the more I practice the luckier I get".
  16. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    Neil, Bolton Abbey is just up the road and if you get their early enough there is free parking by the river. A bit late in the season but there is a great range of species such as Pied Fly, Wood Warbler and Redstart plus the usual riverine birds. A circular route from the spot marked might take...
  17. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    GND reported there on birdguides at 13.03 so I'm assuming someone else saw it. :t:
  18. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    Must dig out my mozzie hood.
  19. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    Damn. Another person I missed at Wykeham. What time were you there Dave?
  20. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    Excellent, that Wood Warbler was in exactly the same place on the last BF meet, 25th May.
  21. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    Rob, other than it's been in gardens in the Moorends area but it's been picked up moving around with the local Starlings I can't add much detail.
  22. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    Good question Richard. The following is from BTO Birdfacts; Pied Fly, average date of first arrival 19/4, first clutch laid unknown, incubation 13-15 days, fledging 16-17 days. Redstart, 5/4, first clutch 13/5 (2/5-7/6), 13-14d, 16-17d Redstart is more likely to have a second brood but both...
  23. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    Strangely enough, early in the month there was an albino Mistle Thrush near Storiths Lane.
  24. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    Thanks lazza, nice bird to bring up your 200 :t:
  25. northernloon

    Yorkshire Birding

    lazza, do you have a location for the Quail?
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