Walk from Castleton to Mam Tor highlights:
Wheatear (3)
Stonechat (4)
Linnet (2)
Walk from Hope to Win Hill highlights:
Redstart (4)
Pied Flycatcher (2)
Wheatear (1)
Linnet (2)
National trust car park 1.30
C 100 brambling feeding under beech trees, plenty of blue great and coal tits around and one male stone chat at the start of the path up to mam tor.
Chris Harper said
Thu Feb 27 7:12 PM, 2014
3 Skylark were todays highlight Also Raven
Chris Harper said
Tue Feb 25 10:24 PM, 2014
10.30-12.30 Peregrine Raven Goldcrest in castleton village Flock of birds near mam tor farm very Waxwing like, but couldn't relocate. Worth checking if anyone in the area? Kestrel
Chris Harper said
Fri Aug 3 3:16 AM, 2012
Lovely weather this am, and with 3 kids in tow some great wildlife. Easyish walk for those with kids. Good numbers of butterflies/ moths/ grasshoppers too for added interest.
John Doherty said
Thu Aug 2 11:56 PM, 2012
And a great place it is, spent a holiday there as a kid and revisited in April about eight years ago - it was hotter then than it is now
Chris Harper said
Thu Aug 2 11:45 PM, 2012
Couple of hours walk this am from Blue John Cavern- Hollins Cross-Mam Tor Highlights: 4 Whinchat, inc 2 juvenilles Raven Peregrine 4 Willow Warbler 15 Goldfinch Many Swallow, some House Martin/Swift 15 Meadow Pipit Sparrowhawk
4 Raven
Curlew
5 Skylark
4 Meadow Pipit
Peregrine Falcon
Kestrel
Chiffchaff
Also Raven
Peregrine
Raven
Goldcrest in castleton village
Flock of birds near mam tor farm very Waxwing like, but couldn't relocate. Worth checking if anyone in the area?
Kestrel
Good numbers of butterflies/ moths/ grasshoppers too for added interest.
Highlights:
4 Whinchat, inc 2 juvenilles
Raven
Peregrine
4 Willow Warbler
15 Goldfinch
Many Swallow, some House Martin/Swift
15 Meadow Pipit
Sparrowhawk