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danevansBOP

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Any one been up here and is there any decent wildlife. I've heard of somethings that are up there but just wondering what you guys know?
 
Very quiet at this time of year, best likely to be flocks of Siskin and Redpoll, and winter thrushes.

Good in late spring / early summer, for Whinchat, Wheatear, Redstart; maybe still Tree Pipit, but they've crashed in the Cheviots in the last 2 or 3 years. Further up the valley, Ring Ouzel, though they're easier in the Harthope Valley.

Some raptors if you're lucky, but fewer than there used to be - not surprising given the increase in grouse moor management.
 
Very quiet at this time of year, best likely to be flocks of Siskin and Redpoll, and winter thrushes.

Good in late spring / early summer, for Whinchat, Wheatear, Redstart; maybe still Tree Pipit, but they've crashed in the Cheviots in the last 2 or 3 years. Further up the valley, Ring Ouzel, though they're easier in the Harthope Valley.

Some raptors if you're lucky, but fewer than there used to be - not surprising given the increase in grouse moor management.

yeah I'm think spring/summer maybe. I've heard theres some very nice raptors up there ;)
 
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