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    Riverside Nature Park, Dundee.

    A fight in a Dundee car park! Surely not! :eek:;)
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    Riverside Nature Park, Dundee.

    Kilconquhar Loch is pretty good for GCG, but sites for them are getting fewer. I think Kinconquhar is probably protected, as I've never seen watersports on it.
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    Riverside Nature Park, Dundee.

    We have had similar problems at Kinghorn Loch, despite the owners of the water (Alcan) stating that conservation is the primary purpose at the loch. we only had one late breeding pair of GCGs last year. In fairness, the canoe club were very receptive to our concerns, and certainly tried to get...
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    Riverside Nature Park, Dundee.

    Love the Swift photos. (y)
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    Riverside Nature Park, Dundee.

    Just had a very enjoyable read through this thread. Great photos also. I predict 140 before Christmas with a Sanderling.:t:
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    Riverside Nature Park, Dundee.

    Never heard it if she did. She did try to half heartedly shoo the dog away, while her male companion just sat on a bench and watched. The second time it went for me, I without speaking, made it very clear that there was potential for the dog to be place kicked into the Forth. At this point she...
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    Riverside Nature Park, Dundee.

    I've decided to avoid my local patch at weekends due to the dog walkers. There are definitely far fewer birds about than on week days. Also, I got bitten by one of the mutts yesterday, although fortunately it was just a trousers bite.
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