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Plenty of birds were on Balgray Reservoir this afternoon including Tufted Ducks, Mallards, a family of Great crested Grebes (the chicks squealing to be fed) and a single Wigeon. Thirty Swallows were over fields next to the reservoir and young Linnets and Goldfinches were in the hedges. An older brood of Great crested Grebes (3-4, now almost indistinguishable from winter adults) was on Ryatt Linn Reservoir and twenty or more Starlings were chattering in a tree behind Silverburn shopping centre.
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