Birdwatching Event at Ruan Lanihorne Spots 24 Species
Eight nature and wildlife enthusiasts braved heavy rain and cold winds over the weekend during a birdwatching event at Ruan Lanihorne on the Roseland Peninsula.
Despite challenging weather conditions, the group successfully spotted twenty-four different species of birds during the outing.
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Battling the Weather
The event took place in persistent rain, with only a few short sunny intervals breaking through during the day. Even so, the participants continued their birdwatching throughout the wet conditions.
The trip was organised by Rowena Castillo-Nicholls, Founder and Chair of Connect with Nature, RSPB Kernow Group Leader, and Publicity Officer of Cornwall Birds.
Rob Nicholls led the fieldtrip.
A Social Finish to the Day
After the birdwatching session, the group wrapped up the event with a relaxed chat over coffee and cake.
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