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Ox February 22nd, 1946, I received word from David Reid that a pair of Ravens {Corvus c. corax) were building a nest in a small Ayrshire heronry. I visited the site two days later and the nest, which could be distinguished from the Herons' by the presence of one or two pieces of sheep's wool visible from below, appeared to be almost completed. Together and separately David Reid and I have kept the ...

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