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Posted on Sun,19 April, 2026
by john
Stitchwort
Willow Warbler
Male Blackcap
Small Tortoiseshell butterfly

Took the short walk to Greenside reservoir this morning. Lots of spring happening,  bird song, especially chiffchaff & willow warbler. Heard blackcaps (confirmed with merlin) and finally saw some. A cuckoo calling, the first this year. A few butterflies around including one small tortoiseshell.

Posted on Sun,19 April, 2026
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Posted on Sun,5 April, 2026
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Walked round to the coop, sun is shining, bees out. An hour later, sleet, hailstones & snow!

Posted on Sun,5 April, 2026
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Posted on Wed,25 March, 2026
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pink blossom against a blue sky.

Spring this morning was followed by sleet and the some hail in the afternoon.

Posted on Wed,25 March, 2026
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Posted on Mon,2 March, 2026
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Two coltsfoot flowers

Greenside again. Bright sun to start, a strong gusty wind, dulled down after half an hour. A small tortoiseshell sunning at the side of the track, flew away quickly so no picture. First butterfly of the year. A month earlier than last year. First coltsfoot out too. Ravens enjoying the wind.

Posted on Mon,2 March, 2026
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A coot on its nest, the coot has arranged a row of daffodils around the top of its nest.
This coot seems to be redecorating for spring.

Posted on Sat,6 April, 2024
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First frog spawn of the year. In a puddle in the path beside the Finlas Water.

Posted on Sun,12 February, 2023
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Posted on Sat,16 April, 2022
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Had a mooch around Ballagan Glen. Quite spectacular waterfall, behind the trees.
Spring underway, primrose, coltsfoot, dog violets, wood sorrel, wood anemones, barren strawberries and more coming through. walkmap

Posted on Sat,16 April, 2022
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Roe Deer among primrose
Roe Deer among primrose

Dog Violet
Dog Violet

Golden Saxifrage
Golden Saxifrage

Kilpatrick Braes. Had a short walk this morning. Cold and bright, a few more signs of spring. 3 roe in the woods, one with very patchy hair.

Posted on Sat,9 April, 2022
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Posted on Fri,25 March, 2022
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Victoria Park Pond

A mild gentle evening, broken only by the zooming of territorial coots.

Posted on Fri,25 March, 2022
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Posted on Sat,12 March, 2022
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Despite the drizzle spring seems to have arrived in the Park.

The frogs were making a racket in the wee pond, this albino stood out.
Albino Frog

Posted on Sat,12 March, 2022
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