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The first dry Saturday for a few weeks allowed an afternoon visit to Mugdock Park. As usual at this time of year, there wasn't much about. However it was nice to see four Goldfinches feeding on thistle heads, a juvenile Moorhen (but no early Goldeneye) on Mugdock Loch and a tit flock (comprised mostly of Long tailed Tits) near the East Car Park. Back home, a similar tit flock came through the garden. Also there, a miniature Common Toad.
News from the web is of a few Hobbies down the East coast (following last week's Honey Buzzards), more Brent Geese in Ayrshire and the wandering Black Swan now in Cardwell Bay. Also, a black Red Fox has been seen and photographed in Lancashire.
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