Return of the Little Plovers at Montrose Basin. This one has rings on both legs, hopefully clear enough for ID. I checked Murton NR but didn't see any more LRP's or Sand Martins but the warmer forecast will no doubt deliver the spring migrants over the weekend
The other bird of what I think is a pair, no leg rings
One of the Dippers on the Brothock Burn, a second pair were not far upstream and another is likely above that territory
Collared Dove, Keptie Pond, one of the pair that's been around most of the winter
Song Thrush, one of three in a small area at Keptie
The elusive Stock Dove is becoming less wary and coming to seed left by the duck feeders
Flying back to its roost on the island
I hope this means nesting on the island. The first time I've seen a second bird
Greenfinch taken in a coffee break in my garden
The recent ADBC trip concluded with good views of the Black Redstart, made all the better by the sun. The Iceland Gull also performed for the group but everyone has seen more than enough photos of it!
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