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From Goshawk continue up the fairly steep hill following the well defined path until you reach a suitable place for a rest.
The cache contains a log, pencil, and a few small items of swag. The container is suitable for small travel bugs or coins, while a pencil has been provided you would be wise to bring your own pen.
HEN HARRIER - recognised by long wings and tail and fly low over open ground, wings often held up in a slight 'V'. Female and young hen and Montagu's harriers are very similar and in spring and autumn when they are most likely to overlap, many are simply noted as unidentified ringtails. The hen harrier is the largest of the two, broader in the wing and head pattern is a little different with a less bold cheek patch on the hen harrier. The male is pale grey, white and black below and has a grey hood and dark trailing edge to wing.
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