At last,  a break in the weather. Despite some showers it was very pleasant day yesterday and a walk around Pentire Head beckoned.

Pentire Head looking towards the Rumps on the North Coast of Cornwall. In the left foreground is a  plaque commemorating the well known poem 'For the Fallen' which was composed on these cliffs in 1914

They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old

Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn

At the going down of the sun and in the morning

We shall remember them

                                             Laurence Binyon

A Kestrel against the wind allowing a close approach. This is virtually full frame on a 400mm lens.

Right out on the end of The Rumps there were good views of an Ocean Sunfish (prob. Mola mola). Seen here swimming on its side the sunfish is a deep bodied and laterally compressed bony fish. It can reach a size of up to 3metres. Habituating all tropical and temperate oceans it preumably is delivered to our shores by the Gulf Stream.

Again on the end of The Rumps these mountain goats, actually sheep, seemed to be paying attention to my lunch.

A Small Copper butterfly

A Large Skipper butterfly