2005 - Whitby Naturalists
2005 - Whitby Naturalists
2005 - Whitby Naturalists
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o l8th May, Bullfinches at Upper Eskdaie; Goshawk at Uppcr Eskdale<br />
also at Westerdale.<br />
o {Q,t'June, a Cuckoo was heard at Casdeton and Comrnondale.<br />
o l8,h June, Red-legged Partridge at Sandsend reporrcd by Yorkshire<br />
<strong>Naturalists</strong>' Uruon; three young Jackdaws at Pannai Close.<br />
c /i'a June, A nesr of Dunnocks at Pannal Ciose; Yellow hamrners at<br />
Guistrorough Road, Whiib),.<br />
o 6,h July, two young thrushes rn a Sleights garden.<br />
c /l"rJuly, four hundrcd to five hundred Kirtiwakes nesting on cliffs<br />
at Skinningrove.<br />
t 24h September, a Heron by the river Esk at Casdeton.<br />
o lJtr,septenrirer, Peregrinc at Selly Hill reported by Mrs Broderick.<br />
r Septenrber and October, rwenty Goldfrnches often sighted in the<br />
Upgattg Ravinc and the Mulgrave Rcrad area.<br />
o JLh October, many l-ong-tailed tits at Sandsend.<br />
o 15m October, Marsh tit in a garden in Highfield Road,<br />
. 17*"Or:tober, Reed bunting in a garden in Sieights.<br />
. 19,n Octcrber, a Jay eating ant-s in the Carr Hill Lane area.<br />
. T4eOctober, *rec Rcdwings in St. Andrew's Road.<br />
o 26a Octc.,trer, about one hundred and thirty geese flying south over<br />
<strong>Whitby</strong>veryhigh.<br />
. Z8,t'October, two hunclred and ffi gecse flying over \X,tlutby.<br />
o 30,t' and 31" Octcrber, A Ring Ouzel was siglrted in a garden in<br />
Stainsacre.<br />
Other birds recorded<br />
C-nreen'Woodpeckers aiong most of the Esk valiey, Sandsend, Briggswath,<br />
Rtiswarp Carrs and'S(est Bamby;<br />
Great Spotted \ff/oodpeckers at Briggswath, W'est Bamby and Crow \focxl,<br />
Dar-rby;<br />
C'rey \fagtails, sighted at Sleights, ltzlulgrave old casde walls and1hornton<br />
Bcck;<br />
Pled Wagtails, two at Perry's Garden Centre;<br />
Yeliow Wagtail spotted at Carr Hill Lane (this species could have been on<br />
its way tc-l win[er inAfrica).