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    The Highlands and Islands Thread

    Indeed! Seriously, watch out for the potholes, the road has deteriorated badly over the winter. A stunning drive none the less, particularly if the weather's kind.
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    The Highlands and Islands Thread

    Thanks David. Very interesting. What you say makes perfect sense. The birds I've seen in the garden appear to be bigger and less flighty, although to my eye they appear paler rather than more brown. Alan
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    I've never seen so many wheatears in Morvern before. They're everywhere, including the garden. Anyone else noticed this out west? Alan
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    The Highlands and Islands Thread

    Hi there, Great place for birds, albeit March isn't the best time to visit. As you say, the weather is a big factor in the Hebs. Still, plenty to see though. Have a look at http://www.western-isles-wildlife.co.uk/index.htm. As for catching up with birds on the beach, see if you can get hold...
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    The Highlands and Islands Thread

    Or go direct to the SOC http://www.the-soc.org.uk/
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    The Highlands and Islands Thread

    Very nice set of pictures Marcus. I particularly like the Bullfinch. Alan
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    The Highlands and Islands Thread

    Assuming Marcus is correct and you mean Red-Necked Phalarope, a good place to try is the RSPB reserve at Balranald on N Uist. Have a look at www.western-isles-wildlife.co.uk for more information. Alan
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    The Highlands and Islands Thread

    I like your NY's resolution Seagull. Keep us posted on your progress. Alan
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    Reads like anothet great day out. Full marks for braving the elements. Very quiet down here. My watersupply has been frozen since getting back after hogmanay - breaking ice in the burn to flush the loo and overdosing on deodorant! However, did see a rook at the head of Loch Aline last week...
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    The Highlands and Islands Thread

    Just back from a week on South Uist. The islands have not escaped the 'big freeze'. Virtually all the fresh water has been frozen for days, which is exceptional. I go out there frequently, including at this time of the year, and I've never seen so many duck, snipe, etc feeding on the...
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