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Was called upon to do the "rugby run" today, but kept my eyes and ears open and managed to make one or two interesting natural connections along the way. Paisley Rugby Club around lunchtime had a "peep"-ing Great spotted Woodpecker and a rattling Mistle Thrush. Over at Waysiders and Drumpellier in Coatbridge, the very same species (except that there were two of the latter) were also present. A single Rabbit was in the woods behind WDRFC, and birds nearby included a nice party of Long tailed Tits.
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