MEGA NEWS-12th December 2025-Eurasian Scops Owl-Still showing well in trees at west side of Dunvant Park at c 51.6203, -4.0238; park sensibly along Dunvant Road (SA2 7SJ)-Killay-Glamorgan-Lesser Crested Tern- Adult-type flew south from buoy off The Turf hotel at Exe Estuary; park at end of Station Road (EX6 8DX) and walk south along Exeter Ship Canal to Turf Lock-Turf-Devon
Fatbirder's Top 1000 Birding Websites

Friday, March 28, 2025

HAVING A WHALE OF A TIME-CAITHNESS-SCOTLAND

While on holiday in Caithness in the Highlands of Scotland, I joined a WhatsApp group for cetacean sightings through Facebook. Just a few miles from John o' Groats, I had an incredible day watching four Humpback whales from Duncansby Head.









As you can see from the above photographs, the views were mind-blowing while watching these animals move through the water.

During my holiday, as always, I also had the pleasure of seeing a few birds on my travels. Below are some of the birds I encountered:







Adult Kumlien's Gull

Common Eider

Great Northern Diver

Black Guillimot

A cracking week away and one I'll never forget!


















No comments: