A walk over the hills this morning looking for Wheatear and finding none. I didn't really expect to find any as my earliest record up here is 20 March in 2005. Still, you never know these days. Plenty of other birds around though:
Curlew - 2
Reed Bunting
Skylark - 5 (4 singing)
Mipit - 7
Red Grouse - 5
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Wheatear at Flamborough today
Mipits seem to be trickling in now Jeff. Any day now for Wheatear (we hope)! and Sand Martin and Chiffy's!!
Funny Jeff - I was eyeing up Erringden today wondering out wheatear... In the end I had a v quick scout down at Callis / Eastwood sewage works looking for sand martin or chiffchaff (nowt more than 2-3 pied wagtails) and carried on up to Burnt Acres in the hope of a wheatear or little owl (as they used to breed by the ruin) but again - nothing
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