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I had noticed some nests in trees behind Brockburn Road, Pollok when driving by a few days ago, so I walked up to have a look today. Two pairs of Rooks are attempting to nest in trees behind a row of houses. Two adul;ts were in the trees, together with around ten Jackdaws (I wonder what they are after). Another seven Rooks were feeding nearby. I'm unsure where they are nesting. It might be worth checking Haugh Hill Community Woodland which is less than 250 metres away. Other notable birds included a singing Chiffchaff and two Nuthatches (one singing) near the Brock Burn.
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