Category: Paul’s Blog
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Thursday on Baildon Moor
On Wednesday evening the Baildon Camera Club meeting was a shooting session on Baildon Golf Course. I have posted my photos to the camera club facebook page but not being mad keen on landscapes I am not posting any here. When we were up near the tee for the second hole I heard a few…
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Juvenile Robin
I spent a few minutes tidying up some of the front garden today, but, surprise, surprise, I got sidetracked. A young Robin came along. The disturbed earth obviously smelling nice. There should be a few tasty grubs near the surface now. So as not to disturb the Robin too much I slowed down and got…
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Linnet on Baildon Moor
On the way back from Skipton today I stopped for a few minutes to walk along the path from Lower Eave towards Sconce Scout camp. And within minutes spotted this Linnet. It was perched there for a little while letting me get a couple of shots of it.
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Last Sunday (18th June 2017) near Moorside
These are now the last of the photos from that weekend. These are from the stretch from Moorside down towards Birks Wood and Gill Beck. I had a decent walk over Baildon Moor between the first and last but those photos have been shown in other posts. Look here for the Roe Deer. Or here…
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Sunday 18th June
Sunday was not as busy picture-wise as Saturday so not many posts to be done; this is the first, and the period I enjoyed the most. During my wandering around I had been thinking that I had not seen many Reed Buntings so I decided to concentrate on spotting them. I had seen a few…
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Back to Saturday 17 June at Denso Marston Nature Reserve
For this Saturday we have had a few posts to my blog to get the photos for you to see. I think this is the last one for Saturday. Hopefully the next posting will be for Sunday. During the Saturday I was walking along the river hoping to see Dippers. No such luck, as you…
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Wren and chicks from Saturday
Here’s another set from Saturday. I often hear Wrens, they are noisy things for their size, but spotting them can be tricky, and spotting them with young is even harder. This was the first one I saw, with food. So I kept my eyes and ears open for more. When I first took this shot…