Sunday, 20 November 2011

Wild Cornwall- north and south encounters

Despite friday night being rather heavy I managed to get to the lizard for midday saturday, I was continuing with my project with the Cornish Choughs; one of the rarest birds in the country. We had a great afternoon and spotted 6 feeding at the same time, unfortunaely the light was poor so no great shots, nonetheless still good for records.
Today I went to the north coast, again poor light but still had some great wildlife encounters, very playful seals, snow buntings and a pod of 8-10 Dolphins were among the highlights. It's weekend like these which make me feel privileged to live in Cornwall



The Cornish Chough is known for its unusual flying technique 

Grey Seal of the most southerly point in Britain




*** this photo contain 20% of the entire population of Choughs in England***

Curlew taking off

a very playful seal of Godrevey head

**** A WILD ENGLISH DOLPHIN!!! (worst photo ever)
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  1. Anonymous22 November 2011 at 23:40

    Some beautiful Chough images- especially the ones in the long grass. keep up the good work!

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