Well that was my first thought too. But I would have thought they'd have said something on the blog by now.
there were a pair of great crested grebes on the pool on the left near the posts where the lesser black backed gulls were sitting,cant recall them being reported here before ,are they usual here ?
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i sopped off at letham pools a few weeks ago while in fife,there were a pair of great crested grebes on the pool on the left near the posts where the lesser black backed gulls were sitting,cant recall them being reported here before ,are they usual here ?
i stopped off at letham pools a few weeks ago while in fife,there were a pair of great crested grebes on the pool on the left near the posts where the lesser black backed gulls were sitting,cant recall them being reported here before ,are they usual here ?
I hung about those trees for an hour and a half, changing viewing point several times, but found no Crossbill. I had missed my opportunity by seconds. That was, and still is sore!
Paul, Redpoll come to the feeders in front of the hide at Balgavies Loch. Unfortunately the hide only comfortably seats 4 and is very popular with photographers after the local Ospreys, but an early start/weekday visit might get you a chance at them. We also get them at Riverside Nature Park quite regularly around this time of year, though it can be rather hit and miss, though knowing the calls can help. Forfar Loch is another site where they show semi-regularly.