Aside from Swifts above, a few other things of note while failing to find anything sexier than a Stonechat [sorry]
Some sort of flower
that grows hereabouts*
I tried an evening seawatch [spurred on by the hope of maybe finally seeing a nice Arctic Skua this year {of even a Bonxie??}] and was rewarded with 2 Puffins [don't be envious, they were bill to tail, 1km out, and flying past as fast as their whirring little wings could carry them...] and 14 Manxies in an hour.
Worth a try, anyway.
Also, close inshore,
A tad weathered...
A handful of Kittiwakes, fishing in the Lead Stone channel. 52 passed by further out in something of a passage.
Looking less like a BHG
Perhaps the most interesting sighting was this little group;
Mute Swans.
NE of the Lead Stone.
Nope, no idea either.
More pics of things in slightly better focus,
Gromwell
Wood Spurge
Borage
Plum Tortrix
Cut-leaved Cranesbill
Still hoping for something nice [which will stay put for the camera]
Be Seeing You...
[[* White Rock Rose. Bit rare. ]]
No comments:
Post a Comment