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The Highlands and Islands Thread
great sight alright. i had around 20 just further up Tower Road near Culloden woods the other day. great to know they're still in the area and in growing numbers -
The Highlands and Islands Thread
Great Grey Shrike was still showing well at Dalnahaitnach this afternoon. I made my way then up to Nairn bar but unfortunately no sign of the Brents and RB Goose. -
The Highlands and Islands Thread
had my first Redwings over at Redcastle today -
The Highlands and Islands Thread
American Herring Gull in Fort William today -
The Highlands and Islands Thread
Decided to scan the eastern ridges from the lower car park up the mountain this morning and boom! bagged myself a lifer Ptarmigan and not just one but two birds together feeding amongst the boulders. The first was pure snowy white and caught the eye as i scanned across with the scope. Got on... -
The Highlands and Islands Thread
Always an absolute thrill to see a Barn Owl and this was no different last night when i took a drive in the dead of night around Fort George and the carse of Ardersier. This was our only owl of the night sadly but it did not disappoint letting us enjoy it for a few minutes before ghosting off... -
The Highlands and Islands Thread
Found myself a wee Highland tick yesterday with the bonnie Redhead Smew on a loch south of Aviemore. Capped off a lovely day in Speyside with Black Grouse, Cresties, Crossbill, Dipper, Whoopers and all the other usual suspects. -
The Highlands and Islands Thread
Chuffed to find my own lifer Bean Goose amongst the 2 or 3 thousand Pink Foots that descended upon Udale Bay on Sunday afternoon and even managed a decent pic too. 3 Pale bellied Brents were also in the bay. Along at Jemimaville further east were c300 Scaup the most i've ever seen here with... -
The Highlands and Islands Thread
3 Arctic Skua the best i could manage amongst the hunners of seabirds feeding off Chanonry point this afternoon. I was really hoping to get a lifer Black Tern that was reported this morning but no luck.