Clear at last

I was thinking that fog would never clear...........
500 woodpigs s/w
10 Canada goose s/w
54 Lapwing north
30 Common Gulls
2 sparrowhawk (locals)

Fogged out

Thick fog all weekend,,,, in the morning on sat ,,,and all day Sunday.
3 Redwing south,14 Canada goose west,1 alba wagtail which called like white(is it too late for White??).100 Woodpigeon eastand 1 large anser sp which eluded id...Also herd Pinkfeet going over but did not see any..

Rough Legged Buzzard (early x mas present)

Went to look for RL Buzzard tO day,just as I was aproaching the area where it had been seen ,I saw a bird being chased across the moor to my right by a Kestrel,it flew right infront of the car .A Buzzard to be sure and as it banked the white rump came into view.Very nice indeed//////////Watched in flight for the next half an hour or so until the cold got the better of me.Many thanks to the chap who found it and to aLL THE MOBILE MESSAGES FROM NICK AND Dave///Cheers Im gonna have a beer or two tonight/
Calderdale list 195
Uk 400 club rules 198

Computer problems

There is nowt worse than your computer blowing up and you then have re-enter 5,000 moth records that you have just done..once is boring twice is insane,,,,,,
12 November
Starlings 158 west
Pink footed Goose 100 west
Redwing 40 south
Fieldfare 30 south
Lapwing 48 west
Snipe 1 south
Chaffinch 15 south
Woodpidgeoan 500 east
Buzzard sp 1 west
Red Admiral 2
Jay 1 ,Great Spot 3, Song Thrush 2,Mistle Thrush 3 and 2 Sparrowhawks around the village.

MEGA MOVE

Woodpigeons on the move this morning from first light all heading s/sw aprox number 16,500,but i missed loads.Largest group must have been aprox 1500 birds but there were so many birds in the sky it could easily have been 2000+. Starlings also in small direct squadrons about 400+,Redwings 200,Fieldfare 80, StockDove 8,LBBGull 1,Common Gull/BHGull 500+,Mipits 3 and Finches in small numbers mainly Chaffinch and Goldies

Any one want to buy some binns...........

Rough Legged Buzzard
Bee Eater
Woodchat Shrike
Black Stork/ Common Crane
Manx Shearwater
Little Auk
Gannet
Puffin
Black Headed Bunting
Hooded Crow, Montys Harrier................................