How lovely was the afternoon and evening at the Deer Park - there was however a bit of a disturbance when a Peregrine falcon and a Raven had a fight

Monday 15th July turned out to be a fantastic day for one of our all day Marine Wildlife watching trips on board 'Celtic Wildcat'. A stop at Skomer for a cup of tea and still lots of Puffins, Guillemots and Razorbills. Next stop was the Gannets of Grassholm - a look at and a 'sniff' of the colony now with chics. Further off shore now to The Smalls Lighthouse and beyond , not every day we see the' Queen Mary 2' on a boat trip. Offshore we found lots of Pufflings, two encounters with Risso's dolphins, lots of Common dolphins, four Minke whales and much more. Thanks to those who joined us and to Nick our Skipper .

Thanks to everyone at Thousand Islands and RSPB Ramsey for a fantastic day on Ramsey Island. Blue skies, turquoise seas, all sorts of wildlife, Chough, Raven, Peregrine falcon, Little owl, Wheatears, Linnets, House and Sand martins, Swallows, Fulmars, Auks, Red deer etc etc etc - and to complete the magic of Ramsey a White rabbit.

This year there has been a large dispersion of Humming Bird Hawk moths from warmer climates to our shores. What a fantastic site they make. I took this today at Llanarchaeron

StDavids RNLI on excursive again. They certainly put a lot of hours training into their commitment to help others.

Thanks to Thousand Islands, Ramsey staff, volunteers a lovely day on was spent on Ramsey Island yesterday. By chance I found a very active pair of parent Pied Wagtails Feeding was intense and eventually the first one of the brood fledged leaving at least two behind. It was simply good luck that I caught the moment the chic had its first flight. I wonder if the 'remainers' fledged after we had left the Island. Incidentally I used a telephoto lens and the pics have been heavily cropped so as to keep a good distance away from the brood

The St David's Lifeboat has been busy lately but this morning the launch was for an exercise. Valuable time being spent by the crew and shore based team preparing to rescue more people who find themselves in difficulty along our coast.