The most interesting sight during a morning's wander in woodland and undercliff was of a couple of Grey Seals enjoying a New Year's Day dip.
In accordance with my usual principles, I did not spend the first day of the year dashing around collecting species, but calmly enjoyed the scenery. This was a poor strategy, as the murky weather restricted visibility to a mile or so.For the record, a few Red-Throated Divers and auks were seen among plenty of Great Crested Grebes on the sea, while the resident Black Redstart gave the paltry list some style.
On the way to work this morning, the Waxwing flock was refound by B&Q.
5 comments:
Lovely pics, are these off the coast in the south east? I've seen them off the coast further north but how great to see them.
Happy new year Steve, from "exiled in Lancs" (just till Monday).
Tony
Does this make the Grey Seals members of the "Polar Bear Club"? Great shot....how nice to live near a sea and see things like this.
Well done for rescuing the Tawny owl steve!!
I've always liked Seals!
Nice sighting.
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