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Early morning visitors to the area around the feeding station at Lossit, near Oban included a pair of Hooded Crows and a possible (heard but not seen) Bullfinch. Later in the day, a walk along the shingle and dune slacks behind Benderloch Beach produced at least two nests each of Ringed Plover and Oystercatcher, singing Sedge Warbler and a Greater black back chasing a Herring Gull.Highlights of the drive back down were two Ospreys over the road at Loch Awe (10,696).
Early morning visitors to the area around the feeding station at Lossit, near Oban included a pair of Hooded Crows and a possible (heard but not seen) Bullfinch. Later in the day, a walk along the shingle and dune slacks behind Benderloch Beach produced at least two nests each of Ringed Plover and Oystercatcher, singing Sedge Warbler and a Greater black back chasing a Herring Gull.
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