Category: Bradford Pennine Gateway
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Yeadon & Baildon
Yeadon Tarn, Baildon Moor and Ferniehurst for Tufted Duck, Mistle Thrush, Curlew, Lapwing, Swallow, Stonechat, Reed Bunting and Sparrows.
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Baildon Moor. 2 Apr 2026
Photos from a walk around part of Baildon Moor. Just before setting off I posted on the Shipley Camera Club WhatsApp group that I was heading out to Baildon Moor and I was joined by Craig for a couple of hours. The header image is of 3 Skylark on the edge of the 13th hole…
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Redpoll in Shipley Glen. 17 March 2026
After spending some of the morning of the 17th watching Siskin at the Baildon Co-op car park I decided to spend some of the afternoon in Shipley Glen. The header image is of a Redpoll spotted in Shipley Glen. As usual you can tap/touch/click on an image to see it in better quality in the…
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RSPB & Shipley Glen. 15 March 2026
Sunday morning was a walk with Airedale and Bradford RSPB Group. A couple of hours at Shipley Glen looking for birds. This was one of the walks they have organised for this Spring to celebrate the creation of the Bradford Pennine Gateway National Nature Reserve. They have dates for these walks on their website. In…
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Parakeets & Fungi. 5 March 2026
Thursday morning was a quick visit to Northcliffe Woods, Shipley. Thursday afternoon was a quick visit to Walker Wood, Baildon. The header image is of a fallen tree in Walker Wood showing Rhizomorphs from Honey Fungus, Armillaria. As usual you can tap/touch/click on an image to see it in better quality in the carousel gallery…
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Walker Wood & BRGPLNR. Feb 2026.
Fungi photos from a visit to Walker Wood and photos from a trip to Ben Rhydding Gravel Pits Local Nature Reserve. You can see more posts from visits to BRGPLNR and Walker Wood. The header image is of a small flock of Curlew on the ground opposite the Moss & Moore Garden Centre, Ben Rhydding.…
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Baildon Bank, Walker Wood. 1 Nov 2025
More fungi along Baildon Bank, Baildon Green, Midgely Wood and Walker Wood. Part of the new Bradford Pennine Gateway Nature Reserve. This is one of several late posts; this is from the beginning of November and I reckon there are still more November postings to come. The header image is an Ugly Milkcap, Lactarius turpis,…
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Walker Wood 15 Jan
A walk through Walker Wood looking for fungi. Lots of guessing of IDs but I think I am somewhere near. I didn’t check the undersides of every small brackets but I did see that some had fine pores and others were smooth. The header image is Dead Moll’s Fingers fungus. These are very similar to…