Best wishes to everyone for Christmas and the New Year - Lyndon

'All smiles' at the St Davids Lifeboat Station on Sunday morning - thanks everyone.

Today - Cattle egret near St Davids Lifeboat Station

The rock formations at Cemais head in North Pembrokeshire are fantastic especially by sea, in the early evening setting sun, on a trip with 'A Bay to Remember' departing from Gwbert

A great day out with 'Dolphin Survey Boat trips' from Newquay with very large numbers of Bottle nosed dolphins - foraging (Herring) and many mothers with calves

Whooper swans Thanks to john and Marion Best for a call earlier giving me the chance to see three Whooper Swans at Treffiaddan. Possibly 'new arrivals' as they were all fast asleep until a 'man' passed on a Quad Bike

Even more meet their doom washed up on our beaches after the storm - still showing natures beauty even in death.

A visit to Cilgerran, Cardigan and, a Spotted Crake

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Day 7 of the 7 day challenge to post Wildlife photos - time for some peace and quiet as the sun goes down.

Day 6 of my 7 day challenge - Just had to include the World famous mighty Orca named John Coe on one of his visits to Pembrokeshire. A very very special once in a lifetime encounter for those on board that day. One more day to go, so, its thanks (In alphabetical Order) to everyone at ' Bay 2 Remember, Cardigan Bay Marine WiLdllife Centre, Celtic wildcat, Falcon Boats, Thousand islands, Voyages of Discovery' - for 'pointing ' the boats in the right direction. But what about tomorrow the last day of the challenge

Day 5 of my challenge - over the border today - just. To Ceredigion for Bottle nosed dolphins - the problem with this challenge is not what to post but, what not to post. Hmmmmmmm

Day 4 of my nomination to post Wildlife photos - it's feathers today - Specially constructed to do what they do - amazing

Day 3 of my nomination to post Wildlife photos - A Common dolphin with calf still showing its Foetal Folds - another 'wonder' from Pembrokeshire

Day 2 of my nomination to post Wildlife photos - Pembrokeshire's secret eighth wonder of the world - 2/3 of the World's population breed on our Islands - then they head south for the winter to the coast and estuaries of Brazil and Argentina. It is the Manx shearwater

I have been nominated by Lisa Morris to post a Nature photograph for seven days - thanks Lisa - NOT!! Day 1 are Fin Whales taken off the Pembs coats in 2011

What a difference a day makes !!!

How lucky I was last night to be in the right place at the right time to go on an evening trip with Voyages of Discovery. On the way out Dolphins, Grassholm at its best in the evening sun with around 100k birds present, also a leucist Shag, and The Smalls Lighthouse as I have never seen it before. Magical hours at sea.

It was open day at St David's RNLI Station today - lots of visitors to the Station, and on the cliff tops, for the exercise afterwards when all three rescue boats were shown at sea

A boat trip with Falcon Boats was rewarded with lovely sightings of courting teenagers (gannets and Seals) - nice sightings of Common dolphin and unusually a Leucosticte Shag (sort of Albino ish)