

Little Ringed Plover
On a visit to Bempton Cliffs I picked up a brochure extolling the delights of the Yorkshire Nature triangle and one of the places it...


Many Mouths To Feed
At this time of year many birds will be starting on their second broods after having been busy raising and feeding their first family. As...


Kingfishers Courting
Well it looks like I missed the first brood fledge as the kingfishers were getting friendly again on the river this morning. The female...


Oystercatchers
As the name suggests these are generally coastal wading birds however there is a good breeding population on the Yorkshire moors and in...


How Much Poo?
Great morning sat watching the local kingfishers. Both parents were to and fro to the nest with fish (please note the nest is a long way...


Coots
Not the most striking of our water birds the coot is often overlooked. All black apart from the the white beak and head shield they are a...


More Drama than the BBC
An early morning start to hopefully watch the woodpeckers fledge ended up being an emotional roller coaster! As I arrived I noticed one...


Return of the Dippers
One casualty of the Boxing Day floods was the river itself and its Geography was changed in many ways by the sheer force of water which...


Meet The Neighbours
As you know I’ve been watching the local woodpeckers recently but within yards of their nest are three others species. All three have...


Welcome to Halifax
The swan has been sat on her nest for some time now and the regulars to the park have been constantly asking for updates. Yesterday I was...




























