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East Yorkshire in mid August (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter johnduplo
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Steve Lister
Senior Birder, ex County Recorder, Garden Moths.
You won't see Red Grouse in East Yorkshire then or any other time - head north to the North Yorkshire Moors, but mid-August is a dodgy time up there of course.
No problem with Shag along the cliffs at Flamborough/Bempton/Filey, though the latter might be North Yorkshire.
Steve
No problem with Shag along the cliffs at Flamborough/Bempton/Filey, though the latter might be North Yorkshire.
Steve
head a little bit further north to the moorland above Pickering, there should be plenty of red grouse up there but heather beetle might have hindered breeding success this year.
