Dolphins and Birds - again !!

Today was brill weather for a trip off Newquay for Dolphins and sea birds, Unusually two Shelduck had there small brood about ¾ of a mile out to sea off Mwnt. They do breed in burrows along these cliffs so no doubt were taking their little family to Cardigan

Boat Trip

Are you interested in a boat trip to look for sea birds and bottle nosed dolphins?. We are hoping to run a 2 hour trip from Cardigan this coming Saturday between 8am and 10 am on a Rhib. We will only have ten people on board so we all get a 'window' seat. If you wish to know more please email myself at lyndon.lomax@tesco.net

Yesterday was ............

Yesterday was another day of blue seas, skies and an all day boat trip with Cardigan Bay marine Wildlife Centre (Newqauy) It was a Bottle Nosed Dolphin survey trip, excellent encounters, good chance to photograph, much needed data gathered and many sea birds seen such as these Manx Shearwaters.

Tractor Run

Lovely day for the Tractor run through St David’s. Nice to see some old friends. In my opinion they seemed to be ‘weaving’ a little after the lunch break at the Rugby Club !!

Today on Ramsey was ......

Today on Ramsey was really peaceful – a nice gentle stroll around – blue bells now in full bloom, blue seas, blue skies, a nice cup of tea to finish up with – bird of the day, Little owls. Lyndon

Blue Skies and geology on Ramsey Island pembrokeshire

Following a brilliant day photographing Dr Sarah Beynon and her group of Dung Beetle Hunters today was another great day sailing around, landing on Ramsey Island and photographing Geologist Sid Howells and his group. If only I knew more about his subject – the ‘doors he opened’ were amazing. Thanks Sid and also for the blue skies and seas you arranged for us. Regular Geology days are planned throughout the summer – keep in touch with Thousand islands Wildlife Expeditions for more info.

A day with Dr Sarah Beynon and 'Dung Beetles' and more

A great time was had on Ramsey Island today by 14 of us ageing from 3 to 70+ years investigating her passion for ‘Dung and its inhabitants’ The photo shows Sarah investigating a Dung beetle trap with some of the group’s younger ones and ‘the prize’ More days are planned, keep in touch with Thousand Islands and/or visit www.dungbeetlesdirect.com After returning to St Justinian’s a few of us were treated to the launch of St David’s existing Tyneside which then did a lovely pass by the new Tamar boat. As pure chance would have it both boats have the number 026 in their identification number