Over long meadow a Carrion Crow chases a Raven east, dive bombing it until it. At the front of the castle Three Cornered Leaks are in full flower, with small white flowers clustered together at the top of the stem and drooping down like little bells. I head down to the side of the I search the wall for Wall Lizards but no luck I expect the walls aren’t warm enough yet for them to make an appearance, later in the day I’m sure they will.
I head down to the globe and Green Alkanet lines the path tiny blue flowers poking out like gems. The sun is putting a spotlight on the great globe.
In a holm oak to the side of the coast path four Goldfinch hop amongst its branches chatting to each other. While on the cliff slopes two Bluetits emerge from the Blackthorn.
Looking out over the glass observation point Fulmars are noticeable due to there absence presumably tucked up in the cliff someone on there nests. Further round I spot a Fulmar head pocking out from under a cliff outcropping. Rock Pipits hop on the grassy verge at the top. While the sound of the Guillemot ledge below floats up on the wind.
Walking back up past the mile markers come across a large patch of Early Spider Orchids with blue Milkwort scattered in amongst them. Swallows dance above the yellow flowering Gorse, in search of breakfast.
On the over side of the lighthouse road Skylarks can be heard in all directions with one just above my head singing its hart out. Hear Early Purple Orchids are scattered around there bright purple flowers making them standout.