It's been a day of sunshine and showers .
We drove over to Falmouth and were delighted to see a couple of Choughs at Pendennis Point .
I managed to sneak up on them and take lots of pictures , I got quite close up to them , they were too busy plucking grubs out of the grassy bank to notice me .
I followed them about for about fifteen minutes before they took off .
We haven't seen Choughs in this location before . I wonder where they have come from ? They are not ringed , so maybe young ones from the Lizard Point or Mullion . We have had some very wild weather this week . Maybe they have been driven in here by the gales .
Lovely rock pools at Pendennis Point .Enjoyed watching the waves and looking in the rock pools .
Then back to beautiful Mullion , where we had a lovely walk across the cliffs .
We watched the squalls coming in .
The ground squelching beneath our feet .
Did a bit of toadstool hunting (not to eat !). I had seen a beautiful "shaggy ink cap " Toadstool a couple of days ago but didn't have my camera with me . I was hoping to find it again today and take some pics of it , but no luck ...sigh .
Not sure what these are ? Beautiful and they fascinate me .
I've never seen a chough. I'd never eat any fungus growing wild either, I haven't a clue when it comes to identifying anything other than fly agaric.
ReplyDeleteYou will see Choughs around the coast and cliffs here in Cornwall , famously at the Lizard . I think I'm correct in saying that Wales has them too .
DeleteGreat set of pictures. Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteThanks Andy 😄
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