Birding Aldcliffe: Snow Joke?

Friday, 30 December 2011

Snow Joke?

Dan here.

Nothing much to report apart from three lesser snow geese. These white-morph birds have been touring the local beauty spots with greylags.

As ever the question is- are they tickable? They look as plastic as a block of Costcutter cheddar to me.

But I might well change my mind in a couple of days when I draw up the grand Aldcliffe list for 2011.

Season's Stringings,
DH.

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Birding at Aldcliffe

For a map of the whole site scroll down.
Please bear in mind that some of the individual site names are not necessarily 'real' names and will have been coined by myself and other local birders, however some such as Frog Pond and Pony Wood are historically known.
It is highly advisable that visiting birders keep to public rights of way, in particular only view the Wildfowlers' Pools from the gate overlooking the ponds on the cycle track or from the path running along Dawson's Bank. All the main birding hotspots are viewable from public pathways.

If you wish to report any interesting Aldcliffe area sightings please comment on this site, post on the LDBWS website or if it is a significant scarcity report your find to the rarity hotlines such as Rare Bird Alert (01603 456 789).