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Linlithgow Loch was wet and miserable today, but full of good birds including good numbers of Pochards (matching the birds I've seen over the past week at Castle Semple and Waulkmill Glen), a distant trio of Goosanders, plenty of singing Goldfinches and a single Great black backed Gull. Elsewhere, 30 Lapwings were over North Couston sandpit and three Buzzards were between Linlithgow and Falkirk. Small groups of Waxwings have now been reported from Rothesay and Haddington, possibly the beginnings of an influx. Targets for this week are 8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 15, 15, 70. Actuals are 8,643, 8,687, 4,514, 8,538, 6,428, 18,936, 6,731, 62,477.
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