Dave Pierce sent through the following birds seen by himself when out today...
"Early morning, a pair of adult White-tailed Eagles on one of their favoured rock at Bridgend.
Other raptors today around Gruinart included a Kestrel, a
Peregrine and at least one ringtail Hen Harrier. Roosting on the east side of Loch
Gruinart at high tide were 5 Greenshanks.
A Tawny Owl was calling at dusk by Bridgend where a little earlier 80 or more Ravens were heading to roost."
This morning around 10 o 'clock, up here at home, we looked out the windows and for some reason or other, all the wee birds were in the air from the feeders and also out from the cover of the few bushes that we have. A few moments later we realised what the problem was, yes, the pesky Sparrowhawk was back here for a visit. It was sitting perched up on top of one of the fence posts,watching all that was going on around it.... Then it flew on its' way, with no prey taken....
Thanks to Gordon and Pauline Yates who I miscalled them as the Boton birders, when they are from Rochdale....
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