Amazing and unusual sightings of the tiny Storm Petrel earlier on near 'glass like seas' of the tiny Storm Petrel (nickname Sea Swallow) - well into double figures seen, also Gannets, Common Dolphin, Lots of Puffins, Porpoise, Manx Shearwaters, Kittiwake, Sandwich Tern and many more on a trip today with Thousand Islands from St Davids

Possibly the first White winged black tern from Eastern Europe to visit St David's 'popped' in today and had a quick drink and feed at Pemberri pond

A brilliant offshore trip to Grassholm this morning with Thousand Islands Wildlfie Expeditions. Both on the way out and on our return Ramsey Island, it's cliffs, birds, tide races as splendid as ever. As we left Ramsey Sound we came across lots of Puffins as well as Guillemots, Razorbills, Kittiwakes, Fulmar's etc . The only Gannet colony in Wales on Grassholm was as noisy as ever with thousands of Gannets squabbling, defending 'their' bit of the Island, as always the birds did not disappoint. Lyndon

Today it's a Carrion Crow feeding its 'newly born babies' - no I did not climb trees at my age - they have chosen to nest in some bushes in front of a hide on a reserve - plus a Cormorant.

A lovely trip around Ramsey Island earlier today - as far as the Guilemots are concerned 'love is definitely in the air'

Very clear water, flat calm seas, Bottle nosed dolphins and calves, reflections - today had it all with Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre

Seals, a Kittiwake and a Razorbill enjoying the sunshine today - photographed from a boat trip - sunny but windy and splashy with a 'tad' of spray !! - busy washing camera and lens, always tricky - fingers crossed