We spent a great few hours at Loch Leven the other week, the Pink Footed Geese were there in large numbers;
But the outstanding bird of the day for me was this one:
Spitfire T.9 based out of Biggin Hill, so what it was doing over Loch Leven is anyone's guess!
So keeping to this theme, here are a couple of gliders from the nearby club:
Back to the birds! Greenfich,
Kestrel, why when the appear do the always fly or hover between me and the sun!
Pink-footed Geese grazing,
with a few Greylag Geese for company.
In the woods behind the visitor centre there was lots of bird activity, but only manages a Blackbird and Robin for a decent photo.
Other birds seen where Whooper Swans (10), a Marsh Harrier, Buzzard, no winter ducks yet, the usual Tufted Duck and Mallard. In the woods, Long-tailed, Blue, Great and Coal Tit, a Spotted Flycatcher. I won't list them all!
But the star of the woods was this chap
It doesn't matter how often we see Red Squirrels, it's always a joy!
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