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One of those odd, purple Feral Pigeons was feeding outside the university campus in Paisley first thing this morning. I still don't think this is a genetic abnormality, but that they must have picked up the colouring at the dyeworks on Hawkhead Road.A lunchtime walk through Paisley town centre found two Moorhens feeding with the Mallards near the Hamills and a Tufted Duck on the river next to the town hall.Back home, 20 Waxwings were in tall trees at the bottom of Cardonald Place Road.
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