Just seen my First Swallow Of 2026. Infact I saw two of them.

Today The Great Tit arrived at 7.10pm. Hopefully this week will see some eggs

No picture tonight but The Great Tit was back in the nestbox at 7.20pm.

Really enjoyed Sam & Abe Go Birding on Channel 5 last night. It’s been a long time since we’ve had a show focusing on Birds. www.rspb.org.uk/whats-happen... @rspb.bsky.social

The Great Tit always come back to the box to roost roughly the same time every night at 7.20pm.

Happy World Puffin Day.

This month’s issue of Bird Watching just came through the letterbox with an amazing photo of The Puffin on the front cover.

Starling singing on a roof.

The Great Tit this morning moving nesting material around no signs of eggs yet but don’t think it will be too long. Past few days she goes off most of the day and comes back to roost in the evening.

Just arrived back after busy day.

The Great Tit nest this morning. The Great Tit has continued to roost in the box overnight and continues to go out for the day and returns.

No I didn’t I couldn’t stay long as had a train to catch I got his book signed when I saw him in Edinburgh last year so I didn’t need to stay but it was a good evening.

I didn’t see you I was looking out for you . Did you meet Hamza?

Really enjoyed the talk by Hamza Yassin @hamzayassin.bsky.social for The Scottish Ornithologists' Club @scottishbirding.bsky.social 90th Anniversary in Kirkcaldy, a big turn out if he’s near your town go and see him.

A hand holding a phone displaying the Where to Watch Birds in Scotland app. Aberlady Bay (one of the sites featured in the app) can be seen in the background. It has a grassy/saltmarsh edge and the bay beyond is filled with water at high tide with a wooden bridge crossing it.

Where to Watch Birds in Scotland launched on this day in 2019

With 1.75 million site views since then, our free app helps beginner & experienced birders alike discover the best places to see birds across Scotland.

If you haven't downloaded it yet, you can do so here www.the-soc.org.uk/about-us/app

Crested Tit © Chris Rose

To mark our 90th anniversary and raise vital funds for the charity, we've collaborated with artist Chris Rose #swla to produce an exclusive SOC limited edition print of his popular Crested Tit painting. Only 100 Crested Tit prints have been produced. Now available at £120 (+p&p) tinyurl.com/2r4apt58

The Scottish Ornithologists' Club @scottishbirding.bsky.social app “Where To Watch Birds In Scotland launched 7 years ago today. It’s an app I still use and find it very useful finding new places to visit. If you haven’t downloaded it yet I highly recommend you do.

Here are The @rspbscotland.bsky.social Big Garden Birdwatch 2026 results from Scotland.

The results for The @rspb.bsky.social Big Garden Birdwatch 2026 have been revealed.
The results were
1. House Sparrow
2. Blue Tit
3. Starling
4. Woodpigeon
5. Blackbird
6. Great Tit
7. Robin
8. Goldfinch
9. Magpie
10. Long Tailed Tit

How to feed your garden birds - feed seasonally, feed safely | RSPB YouTube video by RSPB

From @rspb.bsky.social

A Robin perched on a branch, its beak full of food and other material.

To reduce disease, we all need to make some urgent but simple changes to how we feed our garden birds.

See our website for the latest guidance: brnw.ch/21x1t4w

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The Great Tit is spending the night in the box.

Great to see The Spitfire flying over The Forth Bridges at South Queensferry for its 90th Anniversary Tour.

In South Queensferry waiting to see a Spitfire due to Flypast at 2pm so while I wait I’m watching an Eider Duck with some Gulls.

That’s a shame doesn’t look like it’s going to everytime I’ve been.

The Great Tit nest is coming on nicely this was just taken a few moments ago.

Had a good afternoon Birding at my local patch, was nice to get out in the warmth. Today I saw
Robin
Woodpigeon
Wren
Long Tailed Tit
Great Tit
Stock Dove
Crow
Blackbird
Blue Tit
Magpie
Mallard

Mallards at the boardwalk pond.

Robin singing in the woods.