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Tayforth Birding
Thanks Gander, that be them, wonder what you think of work done along burn side which has been opened up recently all along the back, this has opened up to let frost in, before this water was kept open by the scrub trees along the edge and wildfowl went in there when main loch was frozen over... -
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Tayforth Birding
Quite a large gaggle of geese on Morton' Loch this afternoon not sure what they were as just saw them from road and they were near top hide, no binoculars with us -
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Tayforth Birding
Just to add, Tentsmuir is fine,went their on Saturday with bike, down to Ice House and in to beech, lots of Silverweed, Heath Speedwell etc on heath, about 100 seals on sand banks before tide shifted them off -
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Tayforth Birding
Hi, I was their on Sat, the road is horrendous, the pot holes have even got pot holes, (would expect it to get repaired shortly as they usually do it around this time of year) only repair it twice, would not advise if you value your car, seems to me to be getting a bit neglected at Morton... -
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Tayforth Birding
Question on tides Eden Estuary Wondering how long does it take tide to reach Guardbridge from St Andrew's, only once manage to get it right and never took note of tides then, if you get it right you can get a lot of waders coming right up to you, within 10 mtrs or so. That was sitting on shore... -
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Tayforth Birding
Morton Lochs Nothing new to report, just the usual Swans, mallard little grebes, herons, teal, odd kingfisher flying about, herons at the Railway hide really having a feast on frogs, one had four in the one and half hrs I sat there. Kawwauser was being kind when he described the road as... -
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Tayforth Birding
Morton's Loch Morton's Loch, anyone going there better go by tracked vehicle or Hoover craft as the road is appalling, multi pot holes which is an understatement. -
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Tayforth Birding
Sea Eagles Sea Eagles really enjoying the wind today in the clear blue sky, although my son found it hard to keep camera steady with it blowing a gale. -
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Tayforth Birding
Hi, Speaking of Morton's Loch, my son and I go down their regular, just one complaint, they spend £90,000 on nice signs etc between Tentsmuir and Mortons sites and spend virtually zero on the road, it is an absolute disgrace, I feel sorry for the people that live down that road. In saying...