While I always miss being at home with Marc and the kitties, there isn't a better temporary home than the beautiful Isle of May with spectacular sunrises. We stay in the white house, which directly overlooks the water and seal colony on the south of the Isle.
Saturday, November 9, 2013
Friday, November 8, 2013
Big Boy
The most successful seals are the ones who eat like pie champs...this little guy is only a week old, but he sure knows how to eat well!
Catch up on seal cute-ness: mums and pups
The internet has been a bit specky out here on the Isle this year. For some strange reason skype works, but nothing else. However today is a good day, and the internet gods are appeased. So on with the adorable photos!
Friday, November 1, 2013
Back to the isle of May
It's that time of year again :) Back to the Isle of May to play outside all day with little pups.
The last couple months has been very busy (which you can tell by my lack of posting). I finished all of my captive work, and Janice and Gandalf have been released back into the wild. They finished up strong, we got good data, and when they were released they went straight for the water. Couldn't have asked for more!
Now I am out on the May to repeat what we did last year. It went really well, so we are just boosting up the number of seals who are participating this time round. But since everything is already set up, should be a very easy season!
Internet is a bit dodgy this year, so will post adorable pictures as I can.
Sunday, September 15, 2013
Kitty Back Rides
This has been a nice quiet weekend with s'mores and board games with friends, and lots of kitty cuddles. Pachers has found a new favorite way to travel; she has taken to squeezing herself into hoodie's and riding around on your back. Never stops purring the entire time.
Saturday, September 7, 2013
Whale strandings
For some reason, September seems to be whale stranding season for the UK. There have been two in the last couple days, unfortunately neither made it. Marc has been very active with the British Divers Marine Life Rescue, which takes care of all the strandings. The press got a great photo of him (above).
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