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Today started with two Ring-necked Parakeets calling at the north east corner of Victoria Park. The intended walk was planned to survey the two 1km squares covering Whiteinch, Broomhill and Drumgoyne (using the pedestrian route through the Clyde tunnel). I seldom survey the two squares involved, so managed to add six new species to my lists for each. The square totals today were 21 and 23 species respectively. Some highlights included an Oystercatcher piping over Drumgoyne and plenty of singing Willow Warblers and Blackcaps (but interestingly no Chiffchaffs).
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