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An evening visit to the south western end of Castle Semple Loch produced some interesting records including plenty of singing Willow Warblers and Chiffchaffs and flyover Cormorants (2), Tufted Ducks (2) and Goldeneye (5). A handful of Swallows and Sand Martins were over the loch, with numbers swelling as the evening progressed. By 8pm, at least 50 House Sand Martins, 20 Swallows and two House Martins were present. A single Whooper Swan was among the Mutes at the car park.
Siskins were present at three separate sites, reinforcing my impression that they are more widespread and commoner than usual this spring. The latest graph of reporting rates from the BTO seems to confirm this:
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