Well June did not happen really it was just an extra long May, with continual rain wind and thoroughly unpleasant days. But migration continues after a fashion as pairing was going on and rapid at that , the incessant rain seems to have washed a lot of insects from the canopy and lots of the higher hunters were keeping well low as they searched for the protein packed packages.

But there was good forecasts for the end of the month and it arrived, no cussing the weather people this time , temperatures got up and stayed for a whole two days, amazed! Sunshine equals coast for some lovely Sandwich Terns.

Tumble-Dry!
 After a good afternoon fishing it takes a few extreme spins to remove the salt water in the fresh lagoon.

Spotted Flycatcher searching for more A North Shropshire Spotted Flycatcher searching for more bugs for the brood.

FROGGY-WENT-A-COURTING This young Grey Heron looks a bit perplexed as to just what to do next. I doubt the Frog was best pleased to be taken by the hand for an enforced dunking.

Wood-Sandpiper-Conwy-270719 And still on the North Wales coast this cracking juvenile Wood sandpiper  has a definite destination in mind. The flies always look meatier on the other side!!

Wood-Sandpiper-2-conwy-270719 Now had this Green Sandpiper kept quiet it might have got away with out being seen.

Little-Owl-Cemlyn-082019 And the latest trip along the coast presented the grumpy Little owl.

They never look pleased at being disturbed from there slumber.

Well there you are few tidbits to whizz through whilst I try and find some further interesting species to get in the viewfinder, the Glossy Ibis in North Devon did a brilliant fly by, just directly into the sun Grrrrr!

SNOOTY

So I am off to goodness where next , I shall let you know.

Cheers Paul