Monday, October 08, 2007

Caldene Fields Watchpoint 08-10-2007

Caldene Fields Watchpoint

 

8th of October 07  Watch  07.00 – 8.00am

Weather:  A damp morning with fine drizzle and a F1 E/N/E wind. 100% heavy low cloud with visibility down to1 mile.  Temp 8c

 

Comments: A very poor morning hampered by bad viewing conditions. Although given there was slight easterly wind few calls were heard and very few birds seen.  5 alba wagtails moving N/E was unusual for this site.

 

Black Headed Gull > 9S + 3 E total 12

Wood Pigeon > 1E

Alba Wagtail > 1 S + 5 N/E total 6

Redwing > 13 S/W  + 16 N/E

Chaffinch > 3 S/W

Greenfinch > 2 S/W
 
Martyn Priestley

3 Comments:

Blogger darrell j prest said...

would my patch 'green withens' at the head of rishworth moor near halifax be any good for the vis mig?

October 11, 2007 8:18 pm  
Blogger Dave Barker said...

Hi Darrell
Yes I see no reason why vis should not use your area. If the M62 uses this pass over the Pennines then some birds must also! You need a watch point with an elevated overview so you can get a good all round appreciation as to what is using the sky, both low and high. I will watch your web with interest as well as look on the map.
Dave.

October 12, 2007 11:13 am  
Blogger darrell j prest said...

cheers dave i may give it a go.

October 12, 2007 7:38 pm  

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