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Today began with a Kestrel soaring over the M8 at the Paisley/Renfrew junction and ended with two Swifts jinking over Bonnyholm Bridge. At teatime, a friend in Crookston phoned to say a bat was stuck in his toilet. Sure enough, the poor thing was saturated and looked half dead. However within two minutes of being fished out and placed on a dry towel in a shoebox, it had revived sufficiently to crawl out and wedge itself into a gap under the pebbledash on the house wall. Hopefully by now it will have dried out and got airborne..
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