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Not many natural connections this weekend (apart from Redwings overhead and two Grey Herons flying down the river), but plenty of virtual ones. News is that Beavers have been introduced to an estate in Gloucestershire. Ironic that we have been debating a Scottish introduction scheme for so long, while the English have just gone ahead and done it. Also about colonisation, but this time unassisted, Nuthatches have been seen this month in Lanarkshire (Dalzell Park), Renfrewshire (Lochwinnoch area) and Dunbartonshire (Balloch area). Locally, the Whooper Swan flock is now back at Glasgow Airport (5 birds have been around for about a month, but on Saturday there were 52).
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