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Saturday, May 15, 2010
Spent an excellent day in the east neuk of Fife. Weather was fairly overcast, but managed to get quite sunburnt all the same. Birds were excellent with two sightings of Grey Partridge (124) plus Corn Buntings (125) at Anstruther, Kilrenny and Crail. Also notable were Kestrels at three sites, two Swifts over Cellardyke, my first (belated) House Martins of the year (126) and a Hooded Crow at the Pig Farm. Most ubiquitous birds were Herring Gulls, Swallows, Starlings, House Sparrows, Linnets and Sedge Warblers. A young Wood Mouse was scurrying around some clifftop steps and Primroses seemed to be everywhere (23,919). Photos below courtesy of cjm. .
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