Saturday 22nd November a.m.
A foggy start to the day as we headed for Harold Park in the Low Moor area of Southern Bradford with a temperature of 10°C.The fog was clearing as we went through Denholme & by the time we reached Queensbury there was sunshine & blue skies, but as we went through Shelf moor we could see a bank of fog where we were heading.We carried on as the fog got thicker, but it was swirling around & there were glimpses of brightness which was the case at Harold Park.
On the water were
Coot,Moorhen,Mallard,BH Gull,Gt C. Grebe,Tufted Duck & a Juvenile
Mute Swan which had some number rings on its legs.Walking around the park we saw
Magpies,Blue Tits,Great Tits & good to hear & see a
Robin in full song.
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| Juvenile Mute Swan |
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| Number rings on Mute Swan |
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| BH Gull in the swirling fog |
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| Great Crested Grebe in the gloom |
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| Magpies |
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| Robin Singing |
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| Coot |
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| Tufted Duck |
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| Moorhen |
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| Contrasting scene |
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| Harold Park 22/11/14 |
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