My Wildlife holidays.

Stevyamda

Iv decided to do a forum on my wildlife holidays where I can tell you about my holiday rather than just sending pictures

cause iv been on lots of them this year rather than only sending photos. also proper  trips il tell you about and add photos to go with it on this post aswell.  cause it will be easyer and better for me but is also  for holidays cause im going on lots of holidays this year and it deserves its own thread in this sense.

my first holiday I went on this year was Wales. I went to Snowdonia near the national park

we saw a lamma and a  pony

with  the view we got from the cottage we stayed in was of the sea

Jackdaws perched on the buildings when we watched tv we went for a walk and I got great pictures of the moutains

you could see them on the beach outline at the beach the waves I saw a literally called gray heron fly past

the waves crashed against the rocks and became fully submerged until they broke and forced its way over.  my long lens saved my life by getting me up close enough to photograph the waders and I saw Great crested grebes.

back at the cottage herring gulls at Jackdaws

the next day we went to the waterfalls I saw yellow gorse.

the water level was high but not flooded. it was a adventure and the gorse made it look colourful

it was massive then we went down the mountain the next day we went to the sea again and I saw a cormerent. there was lots of bladder wrack which is a type of seaweed.

seaweed are actualy a type of algae. some can surve out the water for a certain period of time. others dont survive as well it depends on the type cause theres different types of seaweed.

JasmineHart

I see it's been a while since you’ve posted, but I just wanted to ask—have you had any new wildlife trips since then? I love hearing how others connect with nature; it really helps me feel less alone with my strong interests. Do you usually go solo, or join groups? I'm wondering if small group trips feel too much or actually work well sometimes.

Jimboscope

That sounds like an amazing way to spend time. I’ve been looking for something similar and came across a retreat near me that focuses on quiet spaces and nature walks, which helps me reset when things feel overwhelming. Sometimes just being out in nature with no pressure to socialize can be the best kind of recharge.