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Quite a good week for natural connections. Monday afternoon (a holiday) was spent at Castle Semple Loch. Plenty of wildfowl about (including a single male Goosander) as well as singing Chaffinch, House Sparrow and Blue Tit (inspecting a nestbox - below).
Tuesday's trip to Ayrshire turned up very little. Wednesday was spent in Argyll, with still no wild flowers on the verges (only Crocuses, Snowdrops and Narcissi) and few birds about. Best were a pair of Hoodies by Loch Eck and a winter Guillemot just off Hunter's Quay.
Thursday was unusual for a sighting of a Rabbit in the first, sea level field below Bishopton (it may have been in the sights of a Buzzard perched on the roadside fence). Weather for tomorrow is to be quite good, so here's hoping!
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