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Writing tagged: ‘mistle thrushes’

Barn owl

Talon spotting

A barn owl on a hunting expedition.

Published 03-Jun-2021
Filed under: Writing Tags: barn owls, birds, Calder Valley, Hebden Bridge, mistle thrushes, voles
Roe buck

27 April 2020

A wonderful day’s wildlife.

Published 27-Apr-2020
Filed under: Featured Writing, Writing Tags: archaeology, barn owls, birds, Calder Valley, coronavirus, curlews, garden, goat willows, Hebden Bridge, insects, kestrels, lapwings, mammals, meadow pipits, mistle thrushes, red grouse, roe deer, skylarks, stonechats, swallows, the Moor, trig point 4144, videos, wheatears
Autumn, Burton Marshes

27 November 2019

A walk along the misty Dee Marshes,

Published 27-Nov-2019
Filed under: Writing Tags: birds, blackbirds, Burton Point, Canada geese, Dee Marshes, frogs, jackdaws, kestrels, linnets, mistle thrushes, pink-footed geese, ravens, robins, rooks, voles, Wirral

16 November 2019

Lots of berries.

Published 16-Nov-2019
Filed under: Writing Tags: birds, blackbirds, Calder Valley, fieldfares, hawthorn, Hebden Bridge, mistle thrushes, trees

4 October 2019

Mistle thrushes and late swallows.

Published 04-Oct-2019
Filed under: Writing Tags: birds, Calder Valley, Hebden Bridge, mistle thrushes, swallows

26 November 2018

Raptor on the bridleway.

Published 26-Nov-2018
Filed under: Writing Tags: autumn, birds, Calder Valley, Hebden Bridge, mistle thrushes, sparrowhawks

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