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Started today with a visit to Luckenburn where at least 127 Bean Geese were in the field opposite the farm entrance. Also there were a single Buzzard and a flock of Chaffinches.
Next port of call was RSPB Loch Leven where a party of five Whooper Swans were with the Mute Swans in front of the hides. Several hundred Pochard were along the south shore of the loch (together with a single Goldeneye) and twenty Pintail were in one of the bays on the east side. Several hundred Pink footed Geese were active in the far north east corner.
Late afternoon, a Kestrel and a Buzzard were active over Kinneil Kerse. Birds offshore included several Great crested Grebes and a juvenile Gannet. Heading back to Grangemouth, 55 Golden Plover were among 350 Lapwing and 200 to 300 Pink footed Geese flew over west.
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