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Whitby Birding
Whitby Birding is now a historical site, I'm not intending to post here anymore. However, I still intend to continue blogging go to my Literate Herring blog, see below.
About Me
- Alastair
- Birder, moffer, general creepy-crawlyist, ex-educationalist; never grumpy.
My links
Garden and tetrad bird lists
Copies available from: Mr J. A. Newbould, Stonecroft, 3 Brookmead Close, Sutton Poyntz, Weymouth, Dorset, DT3 6RS at £10 + £2 p&p.
Redstart singing
End Hen Harrier persecution
Birding links
- BBRC rares list
- Bird Observatories
- BOU
- British List of Birds
- BTO
- BTO BirdTrack
- BTO new Atlas sign up
- Bubo lists
- Calderdale Birds
- Fair Isle Obs
- Fatbirder
- Interesting calls etc
- Martin Reid's id pages
- Nick Sly's moult guide
- Punkbirder
- RSPB
- S'Albufera Mallorca
- Seabird Group
- State of UK's Birds - reports
- YNU bird info
Blackcap singing
Birding blogs
- Bird North East
- Bitter Bonxie
- Blyth Birder
- Boulmer Birder
- Druridge Pools Blog
- Falklands birding
- George Bristow's Secret Freezer
- Kelling Heath
- Leicester Llama (language sensitivity)
- Loxia fantastica
- Menzie Birding
- NewtonStringer
- North Downs and beyond
- Northumbrian Birder
- Not quite Scilly
- Pittswood Birds
- Quicksilverbirds
- Visible Migration
North Sea birding websites
CURRENT MOON
Weather and tide links
Bird and wildlife photographs
Wildlife campaigns
General wildlife links
Local links (blogs)
Blog Archive
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2007
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March
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- Blog refit 2
- Blog refit
- Dale day
- Occasional peer
- Scaling Dam again
- Heavy snow, Scaling
- Winter returns
- Scaling Dam
- Garden and work
- 1,000 visits (since counter added, mostly me anyway)
- Scaling Dam (another hobble)
- "Where's the chips?"
- Chips
- Eclipse
- More Rooks.
- Rooks on the feeders
- Hobble around Scaling
- More Spring things
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March
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2 comments:
What a cracking photo. BS
Thanks Brian. Not being able to walk much meant Sunday spent around the harbour and a good long time trying to get some decent HG pix. I liked this one too. I have some others that are more interesting from the plumage / age point of view. We often take the common or seaside argenteus for granted but they are a handsome beast. Now if I could just get this close to Y-lG ...
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