I've been calling this rock "Bird Rock" for a while now because I've seen so many different birds perched on it. The best bird I've seen here was a Wryneck...a very difficult bird to see in Europe. Often, there's a Kingfisher perched on that branch on top of the rock staring down into the water looking for fish. Although I've looked at this rock with my binoculars from across a small cove so many times before, what made today different was that the hidden trail that I found took me directly to this rock! To my surprise there was a sunken boat next to the rock that couldn't be seen from my usual birding spot across the cove. Finding a trail to Bird Rock was a fun end to a rainy hike.
Monday, January 20, 2014
Bird Rock
I've been calling this rock "Bird Rock" for a while now because I've seen so many different birds perched on it. The best bird I've seen here was a Wryneck...a very difficult bird to see in Europe. Often, there's a Kingfisher perched on that branch on top of the rock staring down into the water looking for fish. Although I've looked at this rock with my binoculars from across a small cove so many times before, what made today different was that the hidden trail that I found took me directly to this rock! To my surprise there was a sunken boat next to the rock that couldn't be seen from my usual birding spot across the cove. Finding a trail to Bird Rock was a fun end to a rainy hike.
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