Ringstone edge reservoir is a small Upland reservoir situated 1000 Ft above Sea level in the Pennines of West Yorkshire, England. In 2004 Halifax Bird Watching Club, received funding to improve the habitat on the North shore for wading birds. In October of that year, work began on some new pools and scrapes. Hopefully the new pools will encourage the Birds to stay a bit longer and possibly breed.This Blog is about the Daily sightings of Wild Birds at Ringstone Edge.
80 Golden Plover
1 Curlew
38 Lapwing
6 Carrion Crow
4 Jackdaw
38 Canada Geese
3 Male Pochard
1 Female Goldeneye
4 Mallards
21 BH Gulls
8 Common Gulls
8 Reed Bunting 3F 5M
Greenfinch,Chaffinch,Blue Tit, Gt Tit, Robin,Dunnoch, Starling, Blackbird,Magpie
posted by S Gray @ 3:15 AM
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Ive been watching wild birds since i was a boy growing up in the Norfolk fens.I now live up in Halifax and check my local reservoir everyday.
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Hi there, just wandering the blogosphere and I found your blog. I really enjoy how this all works.
This is one to watch.
Many thanks,
www birdwatching
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