There be Dragons in those sand dunes.....
A blustery morning saw me at the eastern end of the reserve at high tide to do a sea watch.
The usual flock of Oystercatchers, todays count was 980, have returned to their roost site at the end of the reserve, (for most of the summer they have been about 1.5km further west and out of sight).
Mixed in there were 11 Ringed Plover, two Turnstone and very mobile flock of Sanderling that wouldn't be counted.
On the Gull front three Great black backed , 6 Mediterranean and around 80 Black headed Gulls made up the numbers, the highlight was 16 Sandwich Terns.
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Oystercatchers at high tide roost
with Burry Holm on the Gower in the distance
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This afternoon a visit to the information shelter on the reserve revealed two countryside rangers from Pembrey country park, (I think they took the wrong turning nice to see them though #oneteam), and 13 Common Lizards 12 on one log!!
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| Adult Common Lizard, notice the second growth tail |
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| Immature Common Lizards |
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