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Tayforth Birding
As people wash their cars, they'll have easy access to plenty of wax? :-) -
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Tayforth Birding
The speculation is that it's the Ross's goose that's been hanging around Gladmuir with the greylags for much of the summer. It was apparently seen (again with greylags) at Loch Leven, so perhaps moving around with them? About two years ago there was one here in West Lothian - Torphichen /... -
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Tayforth Birding
Wanted to say thanks to everyone contributing on this thread. Spent a week up at Kenmore, and had some thoroughly enjoyable birding in part thanks to suggestions on this thread. Among the places visited included Glen Freuchie, Glen Lochay, Glen Lyon, Allean Forest, Rannoch Station, Birks of... -
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Tayforth Birding
Many thanks sir! My wife and I stopped off and walked that loop yesterday. We had a beautiful day, lovely walk, and several corn buntings obligingly singing away from the wires. -
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Tayforth Birding
Many thanks, incredibly helpful to have detailed advice. Will definitely follow that loop whenever we can get to the area, thanks! -
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Tayforth Birding
I wonder where would be the best location in Fife to go and look for corn bunting? I'm always hoping their territory will grow and they can spread here to Lothian, but seems not yet to be the case.