As for the rest of the walk, well the sea birds were out and about as usual with Guillemots, Razorbills and Fulmars joining the Jackdaws and a Raven or two.
Tuesday, 7 March 2017
Peregrine 1 - Starling 0
This morning's wander along the cliffs was quiet but none the worse for
that. It was a walk of misses though with the Roe deer that slipped into
the shadows of the woods, the Fox's tail that I assume was still
attached to a Fox as it merged with the Gorse and even the back half of
an Adder trailed from the Ivy leaving the important end out of sight.
Luckily (for me not the Starling) a Peregrine was having breakfast as
the Sun tried hard to shine and watching that is never a chore.
As for the rest of the walk, well the sea birds were out and about as usual with Guillemots, Razorbills and Fulmars joining the Jackdaws and a Raven or two.
As for the rest of the walk, well the sea birds were out and about as usual with Guillemots, Razorbills and Fulmars joining the Jackdaws and a Raven or two.
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