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Tadorna tadorna 28 records Shelduck Passage/winter visitor and occasional breeder. Cononley Ings 06/01/18 3 And on 13/1 Ogden 21/01/18 1 Cononley Ings 29/01/18 9 Lower Laithe Reservoir 31/01/18 2 Ogden 01/02/18 2 Cononley Ings 02/02/18 7 Cononley Ings 20/02/18 5 Fly Flatts (Warley Moor Res.) 22/02/18 1 Keighley Golf Club 10/03/18 2 Cononley Ings 13/03/18 3 Silsden Fields 13/03/18 2 Silsden Ings 16/03/18 2 Silsden Fields 17/03/18 4 Silsden Ings 17/03/18 3 Riddlesden 17/03/18 ? Keighley Golf Club 25/03/18 2 Snaygill 01/04/18 3 Silsden 02/04/18 2 in flight Chelker Reservoir 03/04/18 1 Silsden Fields 07/04/18 2 Cononley Ings 13/04/18 2 Cononley Ings 13/04/18 2 Also 2 on 29/4 Silsden Ings 14/04/18 2 2. And on 18/4. Otley Wetland 14/04/18 1 male Leeshaw Reservoir 27/04/18 1 Fly Flatts (Warley Moor Res.) 15/08/18 5 all juveniles Denso marston NR 09/10/18 5 Leeshaw Reservoir 11/10/18 2 Aix galericulata 71 records Mandarin Duck Increasingly common winter visitor and breeder Strid Wood 14/03/18 16 All paired up Ilkley golf club 24/03/18 6 3pairs Ben Rhydding GP 19/04/18 2 Pair Apperley Bridge 27/04/18 2 m/f Strid Wood 07/05/18 2+ M upstream, 2 M in tree over Strid Addingham Low Mill 15/05/18 2 Male & female Burley 16/05/18 2 Pair and on 18/5 Bolton Abbey/Strid Wood 21/05/18 breeding Plus brood of eight chicks Farnley Lake 26/05/18 6 5 males & 1 female, max seen Apr - May Apperley Bridge 08/06/18 breeding Female with 5 chicks near old bridge Gallows Hill, Otley 10/06/18 breeding with ducklings Knotford Nook 17/06/18 breeding 1f with 6 young Otley 24/06/18 breeding A female with 7 ducklings. Redcar Tarn, Keighley 20/07/18 1 Female. And on 21/7 Apperley Bridge 28/07/18 breeding Female with smaller chicks than in June, same location Leathley 19/08/18 19 8 pond (?), 11 fields nearby Lindley Wood Reservoir 17/09/18 57 Lindley Wood Reservoir 19/09/18 83 Lindley Wood reservoir 24/09/18 74 Strid Wood 09/10/18 85 Bolton Abbey 30/10/18 5 on river just above Cavendish Pavillion Doe park reservoir 04/11/18 1 Anas penelope 63 records Wigeon Regular passage migrant and winter visitor Knotford Nook 08/01/18 35+ Lindley Wood Reservoir 17/01/18 17 Cononley Ings 29/01/18 100+ Cononley Ings 06/03/18 240 Otley Wetland 21/03/18 144 max for site, Jan to June Denhome Clough/Doe Park 29/09/18 11 John O'Gaunts 29/09/18 9 Thornton Moor Reservoir 29/09/18 11 Park Dam, Low Moor 05/10/18 4 Lindley Wood Reservoir 10/10/18 18 Cullingworth/Hewenden 20/10/18 11 Keighley Moor Reservoir 28/10/18 3 3 with 6 Teal Oxenhope Watchpoint 28/10/18 45 06:30 - 12:00 in three flocks Knotford Nook 29/10/18 100+ Scargill Reservoir 03/11/18 8 Fly Flatts (Warley Moor Res.) 17/11/18 4 3m, 1f Hewenden reservoir 17/11/18 4 Swinsty Reservoir 17/11/18 25 Tong Park Reservoir 23/11/18 3 Stockbridge NR 29/11/18 1 male - uncommon at reserve Cononley Ings 19/12/18 310 Slightly up on 260 on 16/12 Anas strepera 22 records 2017: 13 records Gadwall Uncommon but regular winter visitor Park Dam, Low Moor 03/03/18 2 Cononley Ings 10/04/18 2 Pair Otley Wetland 27/04/18 2 pair Sisden Ings 27/04/18 3 2 males, 1 female. Note corrected location. Menston 03/05/18 1 male Apperley Bridge/Esholt 29/05/18 2 Pair on redundant settling pond Esholt Menston 26/07/18 1 female Keighley Moor Reservoir 05/08/18 A pair - a site tick. Tong Park Reservoir 23/11/18 21 Tong Park Reservoir 28/11/18 23 Anas crecca 79 records Teal Common passage and winter visitor and occasional breeder Menston 01/01/18 14 Intake Fm Fewston Reservoir 05/01/18 45 Cononley Ings 29/01/18 100+ Bingley Bog North 02/02/18 2 pair John O'Gaunts 10/02/18 42 Fly Flatts (Warley Moor Res.) 06/08/18 14 Keighley Moor Reservoir 22/08/18 Note from Diary: I drove to the reservoir to check the moth trap and had just began scoping the shore when two birds flashed through the scope’s field of view……..a Peregrine chasing a female Teal. It all happened in an instance but the Teal dived into the water and the Peregrine pulled out of it’s chase and was not seen again. Leeshaw reservoir 15/09/18 4 Thornton Moor Reservoir 15/09/18 6 Keighley Moor Reservoir 23/09/18 30 a party of 30 flew in and appeared to land on the the inlet pond in the northwest corner, ,easily my lhighest number at this site. John O'Gaunts 29/09/18 32 Cullingworth/Hewenden 20/10/18 6 Apperley Bridge/Esholt 04/11/18 6 Swinsty Reservoir 17/11/18 19 Anas platyrhynchos 337 records 2017: 260 records Mallard Common resident breeder; passage/winter visitor. Ogden 04/01/18 87 Stockbridge NR 04/01/18 58 some birds head bobbing Fewston Reservoir 05/01/18 55 Otley Wetland 05/01/18 22 22 also on 7 March, max for Jan - Jun Barden Bridge 06/01/18 33 comprising 17 males, 15 females between bridge and aqueduct, many paired up Redcar Tarn, Keighley 20/01/18 150+ Ilkley Moor 04/02/18 37 including 20 males, 17 female on the Tarn, i.e. 96 on Ilkley circular walk Menston 07/02/18 45 max for Jan - Mar Yeadon Tarn 18/02/18 75 Swinsty Reservoir 24/02/18 55 including 35 males and 20 females mainly waiting for food at lakeside CP, i.e. 51 males, 33 females on F/S circuit Lister Park 11/03/18 75 Lindley Wood Reservoir 13/03/18 70 Middleton 19/04/18 Breeding pair w 6 ducklings Keighley Moor Reservoir 05/05/18 Female with an icredible 22 small ducklings - surely two broods combined(?) Note: this is an irregular breeder here but this year has seen more broods than the usual one or two. Farnley Lake 07/05/18 7 6 males & 1 female with 3 duckling, max seen May - Jun Barden Bridge 10/05/18 Breeding including 24 males,8 females with families of 3, 3, and 7 (orphans) between bridge and aqueduct Strid Wood 10/05/18 Breeding including 13 males,3 females with families of 3 and 5, i.e 48 adults and 3 families totalling 21 young Heights Lane, Bingley 13/5/18 Breeding A female with at least 5 young on the cattle wallow Knotford Nook 14/05/18 17 Bolton Abbey/Strid Wood 21/05/18 breeding total 12: Plus four broods of chicks Eldwick Reservoir 3/6/18 11 Two broods (5 and 2) Thruscross Reservoir 05/06/18 Breeding One female with 6 small ducklings. Strid Wood 06/06/18 47 With 6 ducklings. Gallows Hill, Otley 10/06/18 Breeding With ducklings Ben Rhydding GP 16/06/18 breeding 6 adults + 8 young Norwood Bottom 18/06/18 40 Thornton Moor Reservoir 20/06/18 Breeding 6 adults with 7 chicks. Bingley Bog North 24/6/18 15 John O'Gaunts 24/06/18 Breeding 21 adults with 2 broods of 5 and 2 juveniles Strid Wood 27/06/18 Breeding 15M, 12F, 8 sub-adult (1st brood?), 6 ducklings (3-4 weeks old, 3rd brood?) Yeadon Tarn 08/07/18 75 Redcar Tarn, Keighley 15/07/18 136 Lindley Wood Reservoir 19/08/18 Present Apperley Bridge/Esholt 10/09/18 30+ Harold Park 21/10/18 50 Leeming Reservoir 29/10/18 25 Cullingworth/Hew Res 11/11/18 33 Fewston Reservoir 17/11/18 132 Dowley Gap/Hirst wood 24/11/18 33 Fly Flatts (Warley Moor Res.) 26/11/18 83 record count here Barden Moor 03/12/18 35 St Ives Estate 07/12/18 50 Addingham 17/12/18 16 Anas acuta 6 records 2017: 3 records Pintail Regular passage and occasional winter visitor, usually in small numbers. Fly Flatts (Warley Moor Res.) 09/09/18 1 male in eclipse - present 9 to 15th Fly Flatts (Warley Moor Res.) 15/09/18 1 Thornton Moor Reservoir 29/09/18 3 Redcar Tarn, Keighley 10/09/18 1 Pintail hybrid Still present on 14/9, and seen again on 30/9. Superficially resembled Pintail, but ruled out on several wrong features, principally size, leg colour and underwing colour. Denhome Clough/Doe Park 29/09/18 1 Thornton Moor Reservoir 29/09/18 2 Anas clypeata 30 records 2017 : 21 records Shoveler Passage/winter visitor in small numbers: has bred. Hewenden 01/01/18 1 Yeadon Tarn 05/03/18 1 male on frozen lake Otley Wetland 08/03/18 5 on middle lake, mixed m & f Silsden Ings 16/03/18 8 Note the correct name of the location! Yeadon Tarn 20/03/18 2 Silsden Reservoir 21/03/18 3 Silsden Ings 24/03/18 1 Male Otley Wetland 27/03/18 3 Fishing Lake 2m 1f Yeadon Tarn 27/03/18 1 Drake remained into May.
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