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Song Thrush has all the worms. Rouken Glen park.

Mural at Cathcart train station on the south side of Glasgow, depicting some of the wildlife found nearby along the White Cart Water in and around Linn Park.

FEED ME! Blue Tits in Linn Park, Glasgow.

Drama at Kelvinbridge in Glasgow. Mother Goosander and her chicks head up river but the Kelvin is high and fast. Hungry Heron waits. Heron attacks, inches away from grabbing one of the chicks... eventually two other Goosanders mob Heron and the family passes by safely, this time.

A pair of Avocets flew in to visit RSPB Baron’s Haugh, where these pics were taken through the heat-haze, and RSPB Lochwinnoch, over the weekend. These are often seen down south but have only ever been seen in the Clyde area a few times.

Great Crested Grebe with passenger humbug. Hogganfield Loch, Glasgow.

Two healthy Peregrine chicks were ringed at University of Glasgow three weeks ago but it became clear over the last few days that one of them - 33R or 'Jack', pictured here on Sunday - was seriously ill. He had to be put down yesterday as suffering with suspected avian flu.

Left alone by their parents for a few minutes, these Great Crested Grebe siblings started doing what looked like the courtship dance that adults do. Running their lines for when they grow up and find their own mates to dance with? Hogganfield Loch, Glasgow.

Juvenile Peregrine 34R at the doors of the Gilbert Scott building at University of Glasgow. He was grounded this time last week but was quickly rescued and returned to the tower.

Some detail of juvenile Peregrine 34R at University of Glasgow, taken while a licensed handler was working with the grounded bird last weekend. Nictitating membrane over the eyes; still some down showing on the back; the fierce claws; his hooked beak and tongue.

Grey Heron at Hogganfield Loch, Glasgow.

Gannet dive, off Greenock Esplanade.

Herring gull vs crab, Greenock Esplanade. Crab did not win.

Robin in Linn Park, Glasgow.

Red Admiral butterfly feeding on privet flowers at Longhaugh Point.

Up before the farmers and down to Longhaugh Point on the Clyde. The whole place bursting with life in the solstice sunrise. The very first corner of hedgerow I came to had juveniles of Blue Tit, Great Spotted Woodpecker, Swallow, Stonechat, and more.

More pics of juvenile Swallows at Longhaugh Point

Catching up with photos of Glasgow Uni Peregrines from recent visits. Perched shots this time. Adult female L7 (top) and male, showing size difference between the two; L7 in the rain; male in better weather.