With a 'reasonable' forecast we headed out to Traigh Iar and Traigh Ear, the peninsular just north of Solas. A nice round walk with spectacular machair flowers ...and we almost stayed dry!
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| The walk begins by at the back of Traigh Ear where there is a small carpark. |
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| It then heads to the dunes...with the usual abandoned vehicles and implements. |
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| The Primroses were spectacular - up above; a White-tailed Sea Eagle. |
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| A Moss Carder Bee disappearing down its hole. |
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| Painted Lady. |
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| Some colourful Bird's-foot Trefoil. |
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| Fields of flowers... |
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| Primroses on the uncultivated grassland adjacent to the field of Mountain Pansies, Stork's-bill sp and Daisies ...in amongst stubble. |
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| Also in the field...Rue-leaved Saxifrage. |
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| Garden Tiger Moth caterpillar. |
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