Apparently pied flycatchers are common in these woodlands for the short period of time that they're in the UK at all (April to July). One of the few places in Scotland that they visit. Seems to me it would be delightful to spend a spring evening watching those lovely birds flitting around a woodland dell....
It does look like a lovely spot to watch the birds. The waterfalls are looking great. Lovely photos and post.
ReplyDeleteLovely spot, enticing tweet--I had to fly over!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteThe farmer and I once spent a morning walking around the Wood of Cree, when we had a holiday in Dumfries and Galloway. I remember there were many dore beetles on the footpaths - we had never seen them before and they had the most wonderful purple?green tummies.
ReplyDeleteI love the dappled sunshine in the photographs.
ReplyDeleteThe air must smell and feel lovely there. If only there was a way to post smells on a blog....
ReplyDeleteGurgle, burble, swoosh, swish ...
ReplyDeleteLooks very beautiful and peaceful.
ReplyDeleteIs there anything so magical as a woodland dell, Juliet? Beautifully captured.
ReplyDeleteWhat a vibrant place, Juliet - had not heard of it before. I wonder if there are bluebells in late spring, too. We caught a few glimpses of 'Pied Flies' one afternoon when we were back in S. Wales this last summer, but have not seen any 'over here'.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous photos. How fortunate you are to be near these lovely water falls. Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely place, indeed, the streams mus tbe so full of arthropod life as well.
ReplyDeleteMagical. I love the sound of gushing water...and I'm pretty sure I heard it when looking at your photos/ :)
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