A slightly delayed posting due to last Sunday's boat trip taking
priority over the image processing. A trip to Strumble on the 29th
August saw very little Porpoise activity in a brisk NW wind. I did
manage one sighting of a mother and calf and got the shot you see below.
Seals on the other hand were showing well. At low tide when the water
dries out between the lighthouse and the mainland a deep sheltered pool
forms on the east side nearest the lookout. It was to this pool that the
resident bull brought two females for a romantic liason. At one point
they were singing to each other which is quite a haunting sound if
you've not heard it before. They spent a good twenty minutes in close
proximity before moving out as the tide flooded in.
