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Walking home from Pollock today, decided to detour via Nitshill Road and Hurlethill (hoping to connect with the Jays which have been seen hereabouts recently).Notable sightings included two Grey Wagtails swooping down under the Levern road bridge, Goldfinches feeding on wasteground thisles in Priesthill and a possible 3 raptors between the Hurlet and Crookston Road (a possible (but distant) Sparrowhawk patrolling the edge of Tonguehill Wood, a Buzzard mewing over Bull Wood and a Kestrel upsetting the local Jackdaws on Mulben Avenue). The Kestrel sighting was particularly notable as I can't remember seeing one locally before.
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