A slightly longer trip to find where the Common Terns were nesting in Montrose. While there, we met Ron who pointed out the building they were on and suggested a possible viewpoint. Possibly around 100 nests could be seen, but as there were birds present that weren't sitting, it's difficult from the distance to be sure without a scope.
Common Tern, fishing at one of Glaxo's outflow pipes. They were always into the sunlight, need to go later in the day perhaps
Successful, but just a tiddler. On it's way back to the nest site
Common Tern
Something flushed all of the Common Terns from their nest site, a common occurrence
This Pied Wagtail male unexpectedly landed very close when I was set up for flying terns, I think this worked though
Lion's Mane Jellyfish, Montrose Beach. With a 300mm lens it's impossible to stand over the subject, hence the rather flat shot
Thrift, co-starring a Fulmar
Rock Pipit at Arbroath Cliffs
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