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With the weather in the West of Scotland looking set to lift for a few days, drove north for a few nights camping at Portnaluchaig near Arisaig. On the way out of Glasgow, as many as 100 Swifts were feeding over the motorway at the airport. The journey was fairly uneventful apart from 4 Red Deer hinds and a dappled fawn near Beasdale. Arrived at the campsite as dusk fell, and set up the tent accompanied by rabbits and bats.
Wednesday, August 06, 2008Another busy day, combined with wet weather, meant naturalconnections were thin on the ground. However noticed the Mute Swan flock at Langbank has now swollen to as many as 50.
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