I decided to go for a walk along the cliffs in Berwick-upon-Tweed on an overcast morning. When I reached the Coastwatch station, one of the volunteers came out onto the balcony and asked if I would like to see the view from inside. I had to climb up a vertical ladder inside the building.
View towards the lighthouse from the Coastwatch station
Overlooking part of the golf course, with the holiday park in the distance
The orange flag is only flown outside the Coastwatch Station when the volunteers are there
I then carried on with my walk along the cliffs and viewed the lighthouse from the Little Beach area
Young Stonechat perching on a vertical stem
Meadow Pipit perching on a log
Linnet and two young Stonechats on the top of a shrub
Young Stonechat flying over the Linnet
Male Linnet singing from a bramble
Male Stonechat perching on vertical twigs
One female and two male Eider ducks in the distance
Lighthouse viewed from the grassy Stonechat and Linnet area by Little Beach
Two Mute Swans on the river Tweed
Mute Swans on the river with the lighthouse in the distance when the sun came out
Female Goosander on the river
Group of Eider ducks in the distance behind the row of Mute Swans
Female and male Eider ducks
Male Goosander on the river
Goosander and Eider ducks
Male Goosander watching the others from a rock
Another view of the Eider ducks
Closer view of the male Goosander
Male Eider duck showing off his wings
Back on the cliffs, I saw a group of Gannets and small seabirds flying low over the sea
View of the Coastwatch Station and lighthouse on my way back along the cliffs
Distant lighthouse viewed from the cliffs at the edge of the holiday park
Pretty pink Thrift growing on the edge of the cliff
The lighthouse in the far distance
Cliffs and cave from the far side of the holiday park
Lovely flowers near the entrance to the holiday park
Glorious purple Allium at the edge of the path in the holiday park
