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Heavy rain first thing rather spoiled the beginning of a walk from Barrhead to Cardonald via the Dams. However as the weather improved the birds started to show. Balgray reservoir had 85 or more Sand Martins and a single Swallow was among them (my first of 2010). Also unusual there was a silvery-grey Jackdaw with 20 normal birds. The other reservoirs had small numbers of both Swallow and Sand Martin. Also notable were good numbers of Great crested Grebe and Cormorant, and a few left-over Goldeneye.Walking targets this week:Monday - 8,000 (21,364)Tuesday - 8,000 (8,014)Wednesday - 8,000 (10,983)Thursday - 8,000 (2,697)Friday - 8,000 (15,305)Saturday - 15,000 (23,186)Sunday - 15,000 (15,265)Total - 70,000 (96,814)
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