treecreeper - 1 (unusual here at this time of year, only ever seen them in autumn and winter before)
willow warbler - 3 singing
redpoll - 1pr
Hurdles Quarry to Waugh's Well
Canada goose - 1 pr below Brow Edge Quarry and 1pr flying over from Lowe Lodge
buzzard - 1 over Hurdles
kestrel - 1 hunting between Sand Beds and Plunge and 1 hunting on Cowpe Lowe
lapwing - 1 flying over Higher Lench Farm
stock dove - 4 at Hurdles
green woodpecker - 1 at Hurdles
swallow - 3
skylark - c20
meadow pipit - c30
pied wagtail - 8
wheatear - 37 mostly from Hurdles to Brow Edge Quarry. At least 3 Greenland race birds present.
ring ouzel - 1 male at Hurdles Quarry and 1 male at Great Height's Quarry
Cheesden
buzzard - mobbed by a carrion crow
kestrel - 1
curlew - 1pr
pied wagtail - 1 singing
swallow - 1
wheatear - 1
raven - 2 over
carrion crow - birds flew off 2 different nests
Ashworth Moor Res
great crested grebe - 1
mallard - 3
goosander - 2 males and a female
oystercatcher - 1
little ringed plover - 1
lapwing - 3
kestrel - 1
lapwing - 3
lesser black backed gull - 20 (birds flying in and leaving all the time)
herring gull - 2
skylark - 6
swallow - 1
pied wagtail - 6
white wagtail - 1
grey wagtail - 1
meadow pipit - c20
wheatear - 1 male repeatedly attacking a pair of meadow pipits. At one point it drove one of the meadow pipits into a patch of juncos with such ferocity that I thought the meadow pit wasn't going to emerge alive. Never seen a wheatear behave like this towards another species before