This is one of the late Kittiwakes still collecting nest material, either grass or soil/peat from the cliff path.
Wednesday, 29 May 2013
Fowlsheugh Nature Reserve
This is a sea bird haven with many thousands of Guillemots, Kittiwakes, Razorbills and some Puffins which we didn't see on this visit. The gulley near the car park also had Linnets, a Sedge Warbler, Pied Wagtail, Dunnock, Blackbirds and Song Thrush.
This is one of the late Kittiwakes still collecting nest material, either grass or soil/peat from the cliff path.
Guillemots precariously perched on the cliffs
Kittiwake
Meadow Pipit
Sedge Warbler
Song Thrush
This is one of the late Kittiwakes still collecting nest material, either grass or soil/peat from the cliff path.
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great shots ,hoping to visit the reserve late june, never seen a kittiwake collecting nesting material before
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