Several red grouse, two ravens, an unseasonal skylark and best bird, a woodcock. I also flushed a beautiful white mountain hare. This is the northernmost Pennine one I've even seen, several miles north of the Saddleworth Moor population.
Merry Christmas, Chris
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Great finds Chris and excellent news on the Mountain Hare. I took a couple of trips down to the Saddleworth area last year to try spot them, but was unsuccessful.
Brilliant on The Mountain Hare - they seem to be very rare in our area nowadays. I can't remember the last time I saw one locally. Woodcock always nice to find too.
Good work Chris.
Thanks lads. If you want to see mountain hares on Saddleworth Moor, let me know on here and I can give you a couple of suggestions for areas to pinpoint.
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