PERRANUTHNOE is a small village on the South Coast of Cornwall, just East of Marazion, there is a Car Park and sloping access to a safe sandy beach and the beachside Cabin Cafe. It has The Victoria Inn a superb multi award winning pub, which serves super food both lunchtimes & evenings, - a Church dating back as far as 1160. The Lynfield Centre which houses The Cowhouse Gallery, The Peppercorn Cafe and a hairdressers.
Saturday, 11 January 2014
Very tame Robin by the footway
Lots of tame Turnstones too
Wandering along by the path
I know that this is one of the Loons (such a lovely name)
Good morning Sue, happy new year and once again a big "Thank You" for all these wonderful photos you take and show to all those interested. Have a look at the RSPB page and enter the name "Arctic Loon" or "Black Throated Diver". I think this is the right one. Quite rare as you see, only about 500 to 600 birds wintering in UK.
Afternoon Gerd, Happy New Yra to you and your family, I'm sure you're right - that was the one I thought it was - looking at the bird reports of the area there are quite a number around, but that one was right in front of us ans much closer than you'd usually see them - possibly a Juvenile. We really enjoyed yesterdays walk in the sunshine. Sadly today is wet and windy and the rest of the week isn't looking good. At least we have no flooding down here - the Thames Valley and Somerset Levels are really looking bad and more rain is not what they need ! Best wishes Sue
St Ives Harbour, looking much the same as usual
Good morning Sue,
ReplyDeletehappy new year and once again a big "Thank You" for all these wonderful photos you take and show to all those interested.
Have a look at the RSPB page and enter the name "Arctic Loon" or "Black Throated Diver". I think this is the right one. Quite rare as you see, only about 500 to 600 birds wintering in UK.
Greetings from Bochum
Gerd
Afternoon Gerd, Happy New Yra to you and your family,
DeleteI'm sure you're right - that was the one I thought it was - looking at the bird reports of the area there are quite a number around, but that one was right in front of us ans much closer than you'd usually see them - possibly a Juvenile.
We really enjoyed yesterdays walk in the sunshine. Sadly today is wet and windy and the rest of the week isn't looking good. At least we have no flooding down here - the Thames Valley and Somerset Levels are really looking bad and more rain is not what they need ! Best wishes Sue