Magnificent sea birds which spend most of their time at sea, only coming to land to nest on the sea cliffs where level ground is at a premium.
At the RSPB Fowlsheugh Reserve just south of Stonehaven. The name Fowlsheugh actually means “bird cliff” so it is quite appropriate.
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Mick, we are intrigued by your “Fhithich” name! Are you Biodan Fhithich, Creag-an-Fhithich, Cragan an Fhithich? Or all of these Fhithiches rolled into one Fhithich?
We enjoy seeing your photos and reading your blogs.
Tricia & Alan
Trust you are both well. Fhithich is Gaelic for raven although there is a bit of variation in the spelling. See http://www.fhithich.uk/?p=8031
Mick
PS I’ve been told in Gaelic an ‘h’ after the consonants ‘f’ and ‘t’ renders them silent but the ‘ch’ is pronounced hard as in ‘loch’.
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