31st March 2026
- Jackdaw: Two at Stoer Green (well away from their resident site at Elphin) (Ian Evans)
- Whooper Swan: Three at Loch na Bruthaich (Stefan Taylor)
- Redwing: Two at Nedd (Stefan Taylor)
30th March 2026
- Greylag Goose: Two feeding in croft adjacent to Clashnessie beach (Pete)
- Ringed Plover: One feeding along the strand line at Clashnessie beach (Pete)
- Kittiwake: Six floating on the lagoon at the back of Clashnessie beach (Pete)
29th March 2026
- Great Northern Diver: Two at Clashnessie Bay, fishing at low tide (Pete)
28th March 2026
- Oystercatcher: Fifteen at Clashnessie Beach (Pete)
27th March 2026
- Otter: One seen at night crossing the B869 near Newton (Beccy Garvey)
26th March 2026
- Great Northern Diver: Three birds diving 50-100yds offshore amongst the incoming tide in Clashnessie Bay (Pete)
- Ringed Plover: Four at Clashnessie Beach (Pete)
23rd March 2026
- Black-throated Diver: Two birds at Loch Borralan, Ledmore (AS)
22nd March 2026
- Goldfinch: Five in garden at Clashnessie (PW)
- Curlew: Six feeding at roadside, Loch an Aigeil, Clachtoll (PW)
21st March 2026
- Pipistrelle bat: One at Nedd (Stefan Taylor)
- Red-throated Diver: One heading inland, calling, at Nedd (Stefan Taylor)
- Water Vole: One vole swimming underwater rapidly in a pond at Ardvar (Beccy Garvey)
20th March 2026
- Chiffchaff: Heard calling in the garden at Ardvar (Beccy Garvey)
- Speckled Wood butterfly: One in Culag Woods, just up from the Sawmill area (Jane Livingstone)
- Pied Wagtail: Two at Blairstarn/Clashmore, Stoer - first sighting this year at their breeding site (Jane Livingstone)
- Curlew: One calling on the headland at Imirfada, Clashnessie (PW)
- Grey Wagtail: One in stream bed at Clashnessie (PW)
- Eider Duck: One at Clashnessie Bay (PW)
- Wheatear: One male at Clashnessie (Stefan Taylor)
19th March 2026
- Whooper Swan: Thirteen flying north over Drumbeg (Beccy Garvey)
- Chiffchaff: Heard calling at Drumbeg (Beccy Garvey)
- White-tailed Bumblebee: One very active in warm sun and feeding on Hyacinth flowers, Blairstarn/Clashmore, Stoer (Jane Livingstone)
- Lapwing: Six, displaying in flight, Culkein Stoer (Jane Livingstone)
- Common Buzzard: A pair at possible kill site or nesting spot on cliffs, Clashnessie (PW)
18th March 2026
- Oystercatcher: 14 at Loch an Aigeil, Clachtoll (PW)
- Curlew: Three feeding at the side of Loch an Aigeil, Clachtoll (PW)
- Lapwing: 17 birds on breeding grounds at Clachtoll (AS)
- Linnet: First bird this spring seen at feeder at Clachtoll (AS)
16th March 2026
- Buzzard: One heading inland over Clashnessie Bay (PW)
15th March 2026
- Greylag Goose: Two at Oldany (PW)
- Curlew: One feeding on the shoreline at Nedd (PW)
12th March 2026
- Greylag Goose: One at Clashnessie Bay (PW)
- Grey Heron: One at Clashnessie Bay (PW)
- Curlew: One at Clashnessie Bay (PW)
11th March 2026
- Pied Wagtail: One feeding in the rocks to the east of Clashnessie Bay (PW)
- Greylag Goose: Two at Clashnessie, heading South over the bay fighting the wind (PW)
- Goldeneye: A pair mating at Loch nan Eun (Colin Smith)
10th March 2026
- Curlew: Twenty-one at Loch an Aigeil (PW)
- Great Spotted Woodpecker: One bird drumming at Nedd (Ian Evans)
9th March 2026
- Greylag Goose: Nine at Lochinver (PW)
8th March 2026
- Greylag Goose: Two at Drumbeg (Pete Wayne)
- Common Ringed Plover: Seven at Clashnessie Beach (Pete Wayne)
- Bullfinch: A male and female just arrived back on breeding territory, Nedd (Stefan Taylor)
- Skylark: Nine birds on the croft land at Clachtoll (AS)
- White-tailed Bumblebee: One in a garden at Drumbeg (Beccy Garvey)
7th March 2026
- Skylark: Two at old radar station, Stoer (Pete Wayne)
- Barnacle Goose: 21 foraging at the side of the road, Culkein Stoer (Pete Wayne)
6th March 2026
- Pied Wagtail: One at Nedd - just arrived back on breeding territory (Stefan Taylor)
- Oystercatcher: Fifteen at Clashnessie Beach (Abi)
4th March 2026
- Greenfinch: One male singing at Nedd (Stefan Taylor)
- Skylark: One heard singing, common grazings, Achnacarnin (Jane Livingstone)
3rd March 2026
- Greylag geese: 14 greylags on Lochinver football field. (Jane Young and Gwen Richards)
1st March 2026
- Lapwing: Three at Loch Neil Bhàin - first sighting of them returning to their breeding site (Jane Livingstone)