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A morning spent working at the dining room table was brightened up by the visits of 4 Blue Tits, 4 Great Tits, a Coal Tit, a Robin, A Dunnock and 4 Feral Pigeons. Heard more Redwings overhead and a Mistle Thrush was scolding a Magpie in the treetops. Later, single Buzzards were at Fairlie and over Monkton roundabout.Sunday, October 05, 2008
A sunny day in Troon, but only managed brief stops at Barassie beach and the harbour. Plenty of Eider, Ringed Plover, Shag and Oystercatcher around the latter. News from the web is that a late pair of Swallows were feeding young in a nest on Castle Douglas High Street on Friday.
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