We saw some great birds - Icterine Warbler, Red-backed Shrike, Wryneck, Reed Warbler and Lesser Whitethroat just to name a few.
Sadly, however, I am having trouble uploading photographs to the Blog so may be forced to 'mothball' the site and create a Glasgow's Wilds Better facebook site.
In the meantime I've been preparing a number of talks for the Fife Bird Club; RSPB Forth Valley; RSPB Glasgow and RSPB Dorset which all take place over the next few weeks.
Finally a quick update of recent sightings for Greater Glasgow from the SOC Clyde Grapevine:
Thursday 3 September 2015
A Jay at the feeders in a Blacader Drive, Gartloch Village, Glasgow garden.
In the meantime I've been preparing a number of talks for the Fife Bird Club; RSPB Forth Valley; RSPB Glasgow and RSPB Dorset which all take place over the next few weeks.
Finally a quick update of recent sightings for Greater Glasgow from the SOC Clyde Grapevine:
Thursday 3 September 2015
A Jay at the feeders in a Blacader Drive, Gartloch Village, Glasgow garden.
Wednesday 2 September 2015
Still a single Swift at Battlefield, Glasgow.
Still a single Swift at Battlefield, Glasgow.
Tuesday 1 September 2015
A Greenshank and six Common Sandpipers at Newshot Island, also two Kingfishers. Also 1,500+ Swallows going to roost in Newshot Island reed bed at 2030 hrs. A Green Sandpiper and two Black-tailed Godwits at Bridgend Farm Pool, Kirkintilloch.
A Nuthatch, four Jays and four Stock Doves at the feeders in a Mugdock village garden, also a Pine Martin.
Five Stonechats at Millichen Flood.
A Greenshank and six Common Sandpipers at Newshot Island, also two Kingfishers. Also 1,500+ Swallows going to roost in Newshot Island reed bed at 2030 hrs. A Green Sandpiper and two Black-tailed Godwits at Bridgend Farm Pool, Kirkintilloch.
A Nuthatch, four Jays and four Stock Doves at the feeders in a Mugdock village garden, also a Pine Martin.
Five Stonechats at Millichen Flood.
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