Think this is the nearest thread.

Mudhurst Lane, Higher Disley, en-route from Macclesfield to Disley. Parked up for 15 min break near Rock Farm early afternoon.

- Ring Ouzel flying over the moor, over Mudhurst Lane and towards the trees down one of the hills and I lost it. Wasnt an adult male, it was more a browny colour with less standout neck crescent so either a female or young male?
- 3 Ravens
- 2 Stonechat
- 2 Reed Bunting
- Meadow Pipits chasing in pairs
- few Lapwing flying around
- Curlew heard close by but didnt see them

Walked up to Rock Farm,just below Black Rocks for my health walk this morning, and saw my first wheatear,a stunning male,also a pair of Stonechat and heard Curlew as well as a small flock of Linnets and the usual Meadow Pips etc
Keep well everyone cheers Mark.

Had a walk along Black Hill this afternoon,plenty of Meadow Pipits,good view of Common Buzzard,then a Hobby flying fast in roughly North Westerly direction.
Cheers Good Birding! Mark

Lovely Spring walk from 2-4 pm:
'Moorside Hotel'(soon to be a school)-Black Hill-Lane Ends-Millennium Wood
Highlights:
2 Grasshopper Warbler
4 Curlew
5 Wheatear
Raven
Kestrel
4+ Lesser Redpoll
2 Linnet
7 Skylark
7 Swallow
20+ Meadow Pipit
Pheasant
2 Willow Warbler
2 Reed Bunting

1 Wheatear in the autumn sunshine, flitting about the rocks ........surely my last acquaintance with this lovely bird until next year.....?

Otherwise quiet except for a female reeed bunting and fieldfares near the morside hotel.