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Bishop Monkton Birders: February 2012
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A blog of Aidan Smith's ringing activities - Normally, these take place at sites near Bishop Monkton and in Wharfedale. Tuesday, 21 February 2012. Our first post winter check of four Barn Owl boxes produced a pair at a site where they've not bred before. The female, pictured, was already ringed and a control GC85185 (from memory). Fingers crossed for pulli later in the year. Sunday, 19 February 2012. Some days you just get lucky. And returns with said Sparrowhawk (ringing tick for Natasha). Drivers were ...
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Bishop Monkton Birders: July 2011
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A blog of Aidan Smith's ringing activities - Normally, these take place at sites near Bishop Monkton and in Wharfedale. Monday, 25 July 2011. Sand Martin session 5. 60 New birds and (2) retraps – Sand Martin 15, Swallow 14, Sedge Warbler 10, Reed Bunting 7(1), Pied Wagtail 5, Whitethroat 1, Reed Warbler 2(1), Greenfinch 1, Goldfinch 1, Chiffchaff 1. Saturday, 16 July 2011. Http:/ www.bishopmonktonbirders.co.uk. 2 New birds and (1) retrap - Dunnock 1(1), Whitethroat 1. Sunday, 10 July 2011. Convinced the ...
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Bishop Monkton Birders: November 2011
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A blog of Aidan Smith's ringing activities - Normally, these take place at sites near Bishop Monkton and in Wharfedale. Saturday, 26 November 2011. Something a little different. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Euring (Report a ringed bird here). Wharfedale and Calderdale Wild Bird Ringing. BTO Bird Ringing 'Demog Blog'. Kane Brides' Ringing Blog. Uncle Birdys Moffs and Stuff. Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.
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Bishop Monkton Birders: August 2011
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A blog of Aidan Smith's ringing activities - Normally, these take place at sites near Bishop Monkton and in Wharfedale. Tuesday, 30 August 2011. A busy few months so hence an update for July when we’re almost in September! We hear others found this too. Over at our Scarborough site Dave managed a single Storm Petrel, always a dedicated achievement to catch them in Yorkshire. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Euring (Report a ringed bird here). BTO Bird Ringing 'Demog Blog'.
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Bishop Monkton Birders: September 2011
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A blog of Aidan Smith's ringing activities - Normally, these take place at sites near Bishop Monkton and in Wharfedale. Friday, 2 September 2011. 51 New birds, [2] controls and (1) retrap – Swallow 46[2], Reed Bunting 3(1), Reed Warbler 1, Sand Martin 1. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Euring (Report a ringed bird here). Wharfedale and Calderdale Wild Bird Ringing. BTO Bird Ringing 'Demog Blog'. Kane Brides' Ringing Blog. Uncle Birdys Moffs and Stuff.
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Bishop Monkton Birders: Sledgehammers
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A blog of Aidan Smith's ringing activities - Normally, these take place at sites near Bishop Monkton and in Wharfedale. Thursday, 9 February 2012. After a disappointing start to the season, I was determined to get out ringing at the weekend. Saturday morning was out due to other commitments and with the big snow event on Saturday evening the chances of getting to our site Sunday were not looking good. An early drive, on roads you could have sledged down, paid off as all the muppet.
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Bishop Monkton Birders: December 2010
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A blog of Aidan Smith's ringing activities - Normally, these take place at sites near Bishop Monkton and in Wharfedale. Wednesday, 29 December 2010. With the harsh weather and with me being away we’d not ringed for a while so it was good to get out for a couple of hours this afternoon for our final ringing session of the year. 19 New birds and (10) retraps – Blackbird 1(1), Chaffinch 4, Dunnock 1(6), Reed Bunting 3(1), Robin (1), Treecreeper (1), Yellowhammer 10. Tuesday, 7 December 2010.
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Bishop Monkton Birders: March 2011
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A blog of Aidan Smith's ringing activities - Normally, these take place at sites near Bishop Monkton and in Wharfedale. Saturday, 19 March 2011. Our first Chiffchaff of the year today. 39 New birds and (20) retraps - Yellowhammer 31 (5), Reed Bunting 3 (6), Chaffinch 2, Robin 1, Treesparrow 1, Chiffchaff 1, Dunnock (6), Goldfinch (2), Marsh Tit (1). Sunday, 13 March 2011. A day of two halves. 1 New bird and (1) retrap – Yellowhammer 1, Reed Bunting (1). Friday, 11 March 2011. After a tip-off of a Barn Ow...
