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Kingfishers were showing well at three sites along the Cart this morning. Willow Warblers were at two sites (Dykebar and Crookston Castle), Chiffchaffs at four and a Blackcap at one. A Pied Wagtail was feeding among Highland Cattle at the end of Raeswood Road. Surprisingly there were no Kestrels, Buzzards, Sparrowhawks or Ravens seen, in spite of excellent flying weather and three hours spent looking. Goosander was also absent until a drake appeared at Cardonald Place Bridge.
Also notable this morning were flowering Bluebell, Primrose, Cuckoo Flower, Ramsons and Cowslip.
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