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Up and away early this morning, with a dawn visit to Lochwinnoch. Masses of Sedge and Willow Warblers about but no Chiffchaffs or Grasshopper Warblers. All quiet out on the lagoon with only a few Mute Swans and some hawking Sand Martins adding any life. Bogbean is in full flower though, and together with the weak, early morning sunshine and the chattering of the Sedge Warblers, it made quite a nice scene.Last night there was a Tawny Owl calling loudly from the woods next to the house, at one point drowning out all the other sound in the house.Interesting news from the web is that the butterfly atlas of SW Scotland is just about to be published. To read more, click here.
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