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Thanks JS , should hopefully get the thrush in the garden soon as winter approaches. You can have as many maggies as you wishJacksparrow wrote: Tue Oct 07, 2025 7:37 pm A Mistle Thrush has become a rare sight around my area so it was good to see so many. Scotland seems to hogging all the Magpies at present.
Thank you Linda.
We are overrun with themThanks William
If it's any consolation Linda, there have been quite a few aboutLinda257 wrote: Fri Oct 10, 2025 4:50 pm
Canny believe I missed them ......I shall now continue with my sulk
With any luck they'll stay, or return, for you 
It will soon be easier to list the birds that don't show up at the HaughLinda257 wrote: Fri Oct 10, 2025 4:50 pm As I never went my usual morning jaunt up the Haugh yesterday I was SEVERELY punished. A guy new to birding who I've met several times up there and even went out my way to show him his 1st ever Jay ....Lochwinnoch is his local but he likes visiting the Hagh and what did he see yesterday
Not 1 not 2 but 7 GLOSSY IBIS
I have his permission to share even though I hate him
Canny believe I missed them ......I shall now continue with my sulk
Hopefully they will be back soon Linda It will soon be easier to list the birds that don't show up at the Haugh
Hopefully they will be back soon Linda 
That explains it, beginners luckLinda257 wrote: Fri Oct 10, 2025 7:17 pm The guy has only been birding since May!! He's no even seen a bullfinch yet
I was up the Haugh twice today but no sight of them , apparently they were on there for a couple of minutes then offski
