After Lossiemouth we continued along to Burghead where the sun continued to shine. In such glorious weather, the resident Long-tailed Ducks were out at sea, rather than in the harbour - nice to see. After that a walk out at Roseisle, where we had a splendid ten minutes as a flock of Crested Tits, accompanied by a Crossbill, flew around in the pines infront of us.
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| The Moray Firth. |
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| Burghead. |
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| In the harbour: Triassic sandstone (240 million years old) - deposited by an ancient river system. |
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| ...layers of sands and gravels within the deposit. |
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| Knot. |
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| Long-tailed Ducks. |
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| Walking through the pines at Roseisle. |
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| You'll have to take my word for it that there are Crested Tits and a Crossbill in the photo! |
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| Late afternoon light as we walked back ...tank traps on the beach. |
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