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Had a job to do at the Reid McEwen Centre in the Erskine Hospital estate mid morning. Plenty of birds were in the area including lots of Swallows and House Martins, a briefly singing Chiffchaff, a few Goldfinches, Chaffinches and Jackdaws, and a Mistle Thrush seeing off a Carrion Crow. I hadn't been down that far for years and wondered if it was still possible to wander down to the Clyde. However development at nearby Mar Lodge appears to have completely closed off any access. Made me wonder why local people didn't hold out for a right of way through the golf course - or maybe they did.
The run down to Greenock was uneventfull. Heading back up the motorway a little earlier than usual, the Clyde was well in, perfectly still, and dotted with ducks.
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