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Tayforth Birding
Forfar Loch with Ian Graham (Arbroath Birder) & my bairn, Sam this afternoon Very good session - over 40 species seen. We are stumped on a species of duck however. It was on the wee spit off the first viewpoint (where the Ring Necked Duck was) It was roosting the whole time so we never got a... -
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I dont get out much now, but i had a successful trip to Forfar Loch with my faither this morning which is worth a post!! Started off at the turfbeg car park. A bad start because i've always found a few house sparrow ther but the place was silent!! Walking along the road i found a few blackbird... -
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Tayforth Birding
What I suspected (honest!!) - can't really see it on the pics but they both ahd a very obvious brown 'bib' which probably sanderling have but maybe I just saw them at an angle i wasnae familiar with!! Cheers! -
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Tayforth Birding
Had these two wee guys loosely hanging aboot with some ringed plover at Elliot today, I'm stuck - can anyone ID them!! I ken the qaulity is awful, but if you zoom you might have a clue!! ta -
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Tayforth Birding
You can buy those sticky mouse traps in the shop next to mine in montrose, so am presuming they are legal? but, yes, horrible and nasty -
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Tayforth Birding
regarding Jays in Dundee, i have seen a puckle at the edge of the caird park on the road toward the trottick mill ponds, but the 'hot' spot for me just now is any patch of grass beside the 'swallow hotel' roundabout (or whatever its called now), think the last half dozen times i've driven past...