So after the Outer Hebrides we went for a walk down to the Meadies on a bright Monday afternoon.
It was great to hear all the birds singing, but most stayed pretty elusive. But here are a few that did show themselves:
Mind you while sitting on one of our favourite benches for a coffee stop of course, Tina spotted two birds dropping into the top of a tree about 50 metres away. Crossbills!!
We have been all over Scotland and only found them once before! But delighted to get a pair on our local patch!
Our list for the afternoon:
Moorhen,
Carrion crow
Mallard.
Teal,
Rook,
Robin,
Great Tit,
Blue Tit,
Woodpigeon,
Magpie,
Buzzard,
Chaffinch,
Jackdaw,
Crossbill,
Siskin,
Grey Heron,
Blackbird,
Mute Swan,
Coot,
Great Sotted Woodpecker,
Cormorant,
Coal Tit,
Great Crested Grebe,
Goldfinch,
Pink Footed Geese.
Carrion crow
Mallard.
Teal,
Rook,
Robin,
Great Tit,
Blue Tit,
Woodpigeon,
Magpie,
Buzzard,
Chaffinch,
Jackdaw,
Crossbill,
Siskin,
Grey Heron,
Blackbird,
Mute Swan,
Coot,
Great Sotted Woodpecker,
Cormorant,
Coal Tit,
Great Crested Grebe,
Goldfinch,
Pink Footed Geese.
Heard only:
Goldcrest,
Chiffchaff,
Wren,
Redwing and
Jay.
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