There were three pairs (or looked like pairs, one might have been children though they seemed mature) of White-winged Trillers in lower Callum Brae yesterday. One pair was building a nest, and another were chasing each other in what could still be courtship business.
Julian
Jack said in last Gang-gang “…Rufous Songlark and White-winged Triller. As noted previously
the last two were present in surprising numbers this year, particularly the former, given the reasonable conditions
inland, but the last reports of them were on 8 January and 24 December, respectively. Both species are
much quieter and harder to identify post breeding and may have left early, and by the time this issue of Ganggang
reaches you in early February any records of these species will be very significant.”
Julian
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