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  1. Goyter

    Derbyshire County Birding

    Lesser Spotted Woodpecker Always believed there should be Lesser Spots in the Goyt Valley but never found one until this morning. Actually seen from the house at the bottom of our drive. Unfortunately by the time I had got the camera and slid down the drive it had gone. Will keep looking.
  2. Goyter

    Derbyshire County Birding

    Still there this afternoon. Easily spooked flying from one spot to another round the reservoir. Good patch bird!!
  3. Goyter

    Derbyshire County Birding

    Did you know which way they were flying? Forwards?;)
  4. Goyter

    Derbyshire County Birding

    Buxton - Peregrine Walking in Buxton early afternoon and saw a Peregrine low over the town centre putting the feral Pigeons into a flap. Anyone know if there is a resident bird as I've not heard any reports of one
  5. Goyter

    Derbyshire County Birding

    Pied Flycatcher returns Pied Flycatcher in the garden this morning. Considerably earlier than last year Heres hoping for a female and another succesful breeding
  6. Goyter

    Derbyshire County Birding

    Anyone got any info on the Wryneck showing on the map in Buxton. Surprised nothings been posted
  7. Goyter

    Derbyshire County Birding

    Red Kites Are you seeing Red Kites locally in the Peak District. If so whereabouts
  8. Goyter

    Derbyshire County Birding

    Wood Warblers Not come across one in several wanderings around the valley
  9. Goyter

    Derbyshire County Birding

    Pied Flys 4 or 5 Pied Flys at usual site in Goyt Valley today(19th). Good viewing as trees are still largely bare
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