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A lunchtime trip to the Paisley town centre Ravens found two heads poking above the rim of the nest. One of the adults flew up and had a look into the nest but did not seem to deliver any food. The other adult called from a perch nearby. Down by the Cart, four Grey Wagtails were chasing eachother and looping over nearby tenements.
A quick check of the Leverndale Raven's nest found plenty of nest material in place but no sign of any birds in the area.
This evening, a walk along the Cart from Cardonald to Paisley produced four Kingfishers and a Chiffchaff singing at Bonnyholm.
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