My suffering of 'Cabin Fever' was temporarily relieved when I escaped recently from 'The Shire' and spent some time with a group of Ring ouzels in the Elan Valley. Although I have a few long distance snaps I have for a long time I have wanted to try for some better images. I still have lots of images to go through - maybe I clicked to many times !!!

 

Lovely to see 7 Whooper swans and a great white egret near St Davids this morning

 

St Davids Lifeboat launching on exercise a few days ago

 

A bit of a selection from the North Pembrokeshire Coast and Goodwick/Fishguard. They are Chough, Bull seal, seal pup now weaned and in molt, Curlew, and, a Cormorant. All photos were taken from very public footpaths and Viewpoints using a telephoto lens. Except the Caterpillar which was standing next to me.

 

Some Photos of Seals taken from a public view point in North Pembrokeshire with a telephoto lens and heavily cropped. A Bull seal, A female seal, A pup practicing swimming, A pup molting it’s baby fur to its adult ‘coat’, A pup showing how much Seals love a pillow and a pup showing they really are related to dogs on ‘The Tree of Life’

 

A Dipper in lower Town brightened up a gloomy day last week

 

St Davids Airfield - There is a new memorial on St Davids Airfield placed there 80 years after the Airfield was first used. See photo of plaque for further details. The 'Fly Past' was an Avro Anson