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Six Whooper Swans were at Wester Walkinshaw Farm first thing with a Buzzard at the Bishopton bend of the M8 and another at Finlaystone Estate.
A walk through the west end of Greenock this lunchtime produced an unusual sight in the form of two Mute Swans flying west. Singing birds included Goldfinch, Greenfinch, Chaffinch, Great Tit, Blue Tit, Coal Tit, Robin, Starling and Woodpigeon. Ten Redpolls were buzzing in trees above the Golf Clubhouse.
Town Dam held a nice adult Mediterranean Gull on the point of moulting into summer plumage and a Cormorant. The main dam held three Goldeneye, two Little Grebes and a Great Black-backed Gull. Two Rooks were back at their micro-colony.
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