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Highlights from a long but bracing walk from Kirkintilloch to Milngavie (via Milton of Campsie, Lennoxtown, Strathblane and Mugdock Park) were:Dippers just north of Kirkintilloch, in the centre of Milton of Campsie, to the east and centre of Strathblane and in the centre of Milngavie.Butterbur in full flower.Active Rookeries at various sites.A nice flooded meadow at Clachan of Campsie with Mallards, 3 Herons and a pair of Oystercatchers.Greylag Geese at various sites.Large flocks of Common Gulls and Woodpigeons feeding in fields.Two pairs of Jackdaws squabbling over a tree nest hole.Four Canada Geese on Craigend Pond, Mugdock Park [32,800].
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