Musings from the Merse
Tuesday, June 06, 2006
mournes from murlough 3
Its going to be especially hard to leave Norn Iron to return to the Merse-then on to foreign parts in weather such as we have been enjoying over the last few days. We were expecting the golf to be mist bound again this morning but everything was bright and clear. All the better to see your shots soar far (and wide) into gorgeous yellow gorse bushes. Very pretty
The image is of, yes, the Mournes, from inner Dundrum bay. The tide is out and the mud flats are a paradise for twitchers;lots of brown jobs, white jobs, black and white jobs. Is that the common Sprodge? No I think it is the slighty spotted Bog Chaff. If we wait patiently for two hours it may turn round for ease of sex identifiction. Or it may not. In the mean while lets watch the sea weed float past. Fascinating
The image is of, yes, the Mournes, from inner Dundrum bay. The tide is out and the mud flats are a paradise for twitchers;lots of brown jobs, white jobs, black and white jobs. Is that the common Sprodge? No I think it is the slighty spotted Bog Chaff. If we wait patiently for two hours it may turn round for ease of sex identifiction. Or it may not. In the mean while lets watch the sea weed float past. Fascinating
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