Halcyon

Whelk egg cases on the beach. Colourful hedgerows And a peregrine falcon looking on.

Chaffinch in the early morning sun.

The first time I have seen a grey plover. More cliff fall A visitor to the great pyramids of Easton Bavents Yellowhammers still around  The view to the north.

Snooze time. Ruffled feathers Shoveler feeding Rough sea and spray

The biting winds from the east continue.  It is impossible to walk up the track to Easton Bavents without getting wet from the spray which is creating a large puddle in the car park. Lots of foam.

Dunlin by the model yacht pond. Signs of Spring A colourful mallard.

Interesting 1951 view showing the lagoon.

Yesterday was bright and warm. This contrasted with this morning, grey with a strong east wind. Lots of foam from the sea.

The lark ascending A pair of oystercatchers on the sheep paddock field.  Two pairs of shelduck A dunnock in fine voice.

The recent rain has filled the paddle boat pond and the garden opposite. Shelduck and greylag on the lagoon The North Road fields in late afternoon sun.

Quite a lot of cliff fall and the beach level has dropped again.