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A frosty start to the day found at least two frogs in the back garden pond, hopefully safe from marauding cats under the netting set up over the weekend. At Greenock, the first Lesser Black-backed Gulls were back on the rooftops (they appeared en masse in Cardonald over the weekend).
Heading down to Ayr, the Arran hills were topped with snow, as were the Galloway hills, a broad sweep of which were visible from the A78 near Troon. All the usual roadside birds (Buzzard, Grey Heron etc) were present on the run home. A delay due to roadworks at Hansel Village was brightened up by pairs of Rooks attending nests there.
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