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Spent a pleasant afternoon wandering around Mugdock Park. A flat calm Mugdock Loch held displaying Goldeneye and an exceptional 14 Goosanders. Two Grey Herons flew in and a few Mallards and Tufted Ducks added to the mix.
Elsewhere, two Greylag Geese were on Craigton Pond but the highlight of the day was a Jay flying high over the Highland Cattle field (my first for the site and my first of the year). Also notable were flowering Snowdrops and a small cloud of Midges(!)
News from the net is that the first Gannets have returned to the Clyde and one of the Red throated Divers off Ayr has moulted into summer plumage.
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