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Half way through our holiday in (very) sunny Mallorca. Had a good walk as far as Costa del Pins the other morning. Commonest birds were Turtle Dove and Serin. Also noticed some House Martins nesting under the eaves of one of the big holiday hotels and saw some green-and-black striped frogs in a muddy culvert. Lots of lovely flowers around including a succulent Honeysuckle and flowering Ipomea (Japanese Morning Glory).Yesterday, took the Sea Cat from Cala Bona to SaComa. Highlights included "swimming with the fishes" in the shallow waters along SaComa beach. later, enjoyed a meal in the main square at Cala Bona while House Sparrows visited their nests in the Palm Trees overhead.
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