Ringstone edge reservoir
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.
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Monday, November 19, 2007
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Teal

08:30>1200
7 Teal on Reservoir
2 Wigeon
4 Mallard
109 Golden Plover
160 Lapwing
83 Common Gulls
100+ BH Gulls
6 Reed Bunting
1 Stonechat
2 Meadow Pipits
2 Mistle Thrush
8 Snipe
4 Blackbirds
12 Long Tailed Tits
3 Pied Wagtails
6 Chaffinch
4 Blue tit
19 Greenfinch
13 Goldfinch
4 Dunnock
3 Robins
1 Wren
1 Little Owl
Carrion Crows
Rooks
Jackdaw
Magpie
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Knot
After having to stay in all morning for Gas Man, got back to Ringstone for 2 pm, straight away i noticed a small wader in with Gulls and Lapwing on north shore , got scope on it and got Knot straight away, everything went up and i followed it to see if it would land again but went up high ,on its own towards Scammonden.
Also 2 Wigeon
30 Golden Plover
120 Bh Gulls
40+ Lapwing
Monday, November 12, 2007
Kingfisher



Spent most of the morning searching Scammonden, Dean Head, Whiteholme, Blackstone edge, for Little Auk which was at Black MoorFoot Reservoir at 09:30 today , time i got there it had gone. Fantastic record for them, anyway back to ringstone and JB had told me he had a Kingfisher at the inflow. It had moved down the willow and i managed to get a few record shots through the bushes.
Also good numbers of Common Gulls Building over 200 on Saturday 48 today
4 Teal
54 Lapwing
Monday, November 05, 2007
Golden Plover
10:30 > 12:00 Strong West Wind and Rain
68 Golden Plover in North Field and North Shore


12 Snipe
5 Teal
40+ Black Headed Gulls
16 Common Gulls








