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There seemed to be a change-over at the Paisley west end Raven nest about 3:30 pm with the second
bird standing over the nest rather than sitting tight (like the other
bird) as it has a habit of doing. About 5pm, one bird was in a dramatic
chase with a Carrion Crow. It eventually gave up and plummeted
dramatically before parachuting into a tree where it joined another
Raven (it's mate?) already perched there. Presumably the nest was
unattended at that point (and perhaps the CC got too close).
This evening, a walk along the river produced pairs of Long-tailed Tits at two sites. Also notable was a brown Woodpigeon (!) and a possible Dipper (only the call heard - but a very uncommon bird hereabouts).
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