Some photos taken in-between the showers, the cold and the wind, as forecast by scientists years ago - wetter unpredictable weather, more severe storms and warmer winters, and it's called global warming!
Grey Wagtail on the Brothock Burn near the marina. There's a lot more litter in the burn......
House Martin in the same place along with Swallows feeding low over the Brothock due to the light rain
Woodpigeon, nicely framed in my kitchen window in the background
Greenfinches are back on my feeders along with this years young, no photo yet due to rain, posties and dirty windows
The first froglet seen in my pond this year, now many are around the pond and garden
Common Carder Bee, a lonely one. I haven't been seeing many insects in this cold June
The number of Early Bumblebees is increasing now that the sun has appeared (Saturday)
This Honey Bee was sipping water from the pond by climbing down one of the two Mallard decoys that inhabit the pond, both found washed up on different beaches
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