Now that we live where we do we had a day out up in the East Cairngorms, we drove up to Braemar spending a fair amount of time stopping between Glenshee Ski Centre and Braemar, mainly looking for Hare and Dippers, of which we found neither!
What we did find:
A Stoat carrying 'lunch' I'm guessing it's a Leveret, but difficult to tell, but it was coming doen from the hillside where we normally see Mountain Hares.
Meadow pipit |
Common Sandpiper |
Meadow Pipit |
Wheatear |
Red Grouse |
We popped into Braemar the carried on down to the Linn of Dee, where we had lunch overlooking the Dee. Seeing a few Greylags, Lapwing and Siskin.
By now it was time to start heading back, but instead of going directly we went vis RSPB Loch Kinnordy.
Goldfinch:
An Osprey flew through, being harassed by Black-headed Gulls.
A small group of five Pink-footed Geese were on the Loch, these two came out for a few minutes.
One of the main reasons for 'dropping by' Kinnordy was for the Red Squirrels and this one didn't disappoint us. 😊
Quite a few small birds around, this Chaffinch posed nicely,
we also saw our first Willow Warbler of the year which was nice.
So a few scenic shots to round the day off:
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