March 30, 2013

Clahane next morning



Today at Clahane everything was a lot calmer, the strong swell of last evening had settled and the high tide line was less dramatic.Plenty of Redshank were back on the shore, a Great northern Diver was catching plenty of small fish, The Gulls hade moved out to deeper water



Two Willow Warblers were a suprise and my first this spring, also 5 Wheatear were present.
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