Saturday, 2 July 2022

July - juvs

Still not much happening...but proper autumn's not far off..

Looking for the first fledged juv gulls....one Black headed juv was on the beach. Unfortunately a dead gannet was found further up the beach, perhaps or even likely a victim of the avian flu outbreak currently affecting birdlife nationally, esp seabirds up North.  




Viper's bugloss - echium vulgare 



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