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Welcome to the Blog of the Bradford Ornithological Group (BOG). Here you will find information about the latest sightings, an archive of information and a gallery photos of the birds of this area of West Yorkshire, England. We are an active group dedicated to the study and conservation of birds within this region which is situated amongst the Pennines of Northern England.

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Wednesday, 22 July 2020

Wednesday 22nd July 2020

Fly Flatts (Warley Moor Reservoir)
A drake Common Scoter visited the reservoir.  There were also four juvenile Wheatears, a Ringed Plover and flocks of hirundines and Swifts moving south.



Report and images from Brian Sumner       See Brian's blog for more information

Scargill Reservoir area - 60 Curlew flock, pair of Stonechat, Kestrel
John o'Gaunt Reservoir area - flock of 130 Curlew, 10 Oystercatchers, 6 Little Grebe, female Redstart, Buzzard, distant calls of Raven.
Shaun Radcliffe

Saltaire garden
A Kingfisher is now a daily visitor to an 8m x 4m garden pond, today it was taking small/medium Rudd, some as large as the bird.  The bird flies in the direction of Shipley Glen and returns about ten minutes later.  Grey Wagtails are also visiting and have been seen on passage.  Both Little Owl and Tawny Owl are also present at the moment. Current garden list is currently 85 (includes flyovers).
Steve Meredith