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Had to be in Hamilton first thing so headed over at first light and had Baron's Haugh to myself for about an hour. Lots of birds were active including lots of singing Wrens, at least two drumming Great-spotted Woodpeckers (plus a third bird showing very well), a drake Shoveler, six Goldeneye (including a male in transitonal plumage), lots of calling Siskins and a single Nuthatch. Lunchtime in Paisley produced a very noisy Kingfisher right under Paisley Cross - Oh and a Brown Rat nipping into a bolt hole.
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