It looked like rain today.
But undaunted we decided to drive to France. I mean - why not? We drove north and by the time we crossed the border high in the Pyrenees it was minus two degrees, foggy and, of course, surrounded by snow and ice. It was cool. And cold [ahahahhaha].
But undaunted we decided to drive to France. I mean - why not? We drove north and by the time we crossed the border high in the Pyrenees it was minus two degrees, foggy and, of course, surrounded by snow and ice. It was cool. And cold [ahahahhaha].
As you do we started our French list - few birds to report; Black Redstart and Ring Ouzel singing.
Soon, like when we returned south into Spain we saw, kind of, a Ring Ouzel silhouette clucking at the top of a conifer like a star on a Christmas Tree. Bimbo!!
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| Gorillas in the mist |
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| the group in France |
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| Ring Ouzel! |
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| An almost-Australian scene of sheep blocking the road |
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| Vince doing the world's worst Julie Andrew's impersonation |
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| June taking a pic of our picnic spot area |
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| Lizard spp? |
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| Mountain scenery of the Pyranees - allegedly Wallcreeper habitat |
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| Ray Devine on the way to a sighting of the Lammergeier |
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| Myself on the way to not seeing a Wallcreeper |
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| Butterfly spp on the lowlands - an unsuccessful warbler stop |
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| speccy scenery enroute to the Steppes |
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| Yet another old church plus Bell Tower |
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| Afternoon coffee stop - Maria, Vince, Jan and Karen |
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| Russ watching some silly cycling |
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