Starting from number one there are five new photographs on the Photo page from Lindsay. There is only a few photographs left for a couple of days.
There were masses of Marsh Marigolds in all the ditches on the Isle of Lewis,Outer Hebrides. Lindsay.
A Skylark on the Isle of Lewis.I don’t think it had ever seen a human being ! It was quite tame. Lindsay.
There was absolutely no rubbish on these beaches.This was the Atlantic Ocean near the Butt of Lewis,Outer Hebrides. Lindsay.
Sea Pink grows all over the cliffs .This is the Butt of Lewis with nesting Fulmars’.This was the most northerly point on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. Lindsay.
The Standing Stones of Calanais.Isle of Lewis. Outer Hebrides.These reminded me of Druids standing around but are very much older. Lindsay.
The live streaming web cam at Rye Harbour can see the first (of 26) wind turbine tower erected at Walland Marsh and will be able to watch the blades being installed when the wind calms down. To view the cam, go to the Web Broadcasting Corporation web page click here. Scroll down and click the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve webcam 1 link. To get an idea of scale you can just see the top of the massive electricity pylons to the left of the turbine. The camera is moved by our volunteers and visitors, but I have asked that it be left on the developing wind farm