House Martins catching small insects for dinner - not the easiest 'things' to try and photograph !!!

A pair of Little grebes nesting near St Davids. Continually putting material onto nest as it continually sinks

More 'memorable wildlife encounters' - We were on a boat trip in the Grassholm area when this strange (it was to us then) large 'creature' past us. I managed this photo of it using 'the good old' Agfa slides just before 'I went digital' It and the rest of the pod were also seen and photographed from other boats. It turned out we were looking at Rissos dolphins. They had been un heard of here until this occasion. More recently there have been many sightings each year. ( With - Voyages of Discovery, St Davids 2004)

A windswept ChiffChaff and tired looking Common blues and one Small copper near the Cathedral today.

More 'memorable wildlife encounters' - Ceredigion is a mega county for Bottle nosed dolphins. I was fortunate to photo this calf practising 'leaps' near Cardigan Island in 2007 on a boat trip with 'Dolphin Survey Boat Trips' (Newquay)

As the sun went to bed in St Davids a few nights ago

Another 'memorable wildlife encounter' - John Coe is possibly the worlds most famous cetacean. he is a member of the famous 'West Coast' pod - named as they normally frequent the west Coast of Scotland. In 2008 I was lucky enough to see and photograph both him and his companion known as 'Aquarius' in Pembrokeshire waters. Our skipper on the day (Zeman) saw him in years 07 and 09 also. John Coe is now about 65 years old and at the moment in Strangford lock on his spring tour around Ireland. To find out more just Google 'Orca John Coe' ( with Thousand Islands Wildlife expeditions )