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| Female stonechat |
I've been outdoors for most of the day, at Ballymacormick Point, County Down.
This coastline belongs to the National Trust.
It comprises about thirty-three acres and was acquired in 1952 from Thomas Kingan.
Today, as is frequently the case, we were cutting gorse.
I parked at Groomsport and we met at the entrance to the property.
Thankfully it was dry with sunny intervals, though there was a bitterly cold wind.
We spotted stonechats, a sparrowhawk, and lapwings today.
2 comments :
You omit the most important part of the day - luncheon. Let me guess - a chicken and sweet corn sandwich?
Indeed, I lunched on smoked salmon salad sandwiches, washed down with coffee. Somebody was doling out shortbread, too.
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