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Busy working today so no natural connections (apart from two Dunnock, a Robin, a male Blackbird, two Magpies, a Feral Pigeon and a Woodpigeon visiting the back garden).
Reflections on Strathspey in late March:
It's still fairly colourless, with the straw colour of dead grass and the earth-brown of heather dominating the landscape (although Birch trees coming into bud are now tinged maroon).
It's much noisier with various birds singing (including Song Thrush, Mistle Thrush, Coal Tit, Chaffinch, Meadow Pipit and Greenfinches (in all the villages) particularly evident).
There is lots of evidence of wildlife spreading out from winter quarters to re-occupy farmland and other breeding areas.
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