Looking across Lundin Golf Course and the village of Lundin Links to a snow-capped Largo Law.
A bitterly cold and icy start to the New Year with frequent snow showers and temperatures not rising much above zero during the day and sub-zero at night. While the main roads are being kept clear the side roads and pavements are treacherous. In our street we've long since used all the grit in the bin, and there is no sign of it being filled up again in the short term.
Putting food out for the birds two or three times a day as well as keeping the feeders and bird-bath stocked up. Lots of starlings, also blue tits, great tits, chaffinches, gold finches, dunnocks, blackbirds, and wood pigeons. We also have a robin, that we've nick-named thuggy as he tries to repel all comers, even birds several times his size.
Looking across Largo Bay to a snow storm over East Lothian.
The Massney Braes in Lundin Links with a covering of snow
Looking across Largo Bay to Ruddon's Point
Looking across the Forth from Lower Largo Pier to the Pentland Hills bathed in the afterglow.
Sunset over the Forth taken from Lower Largo Pier
Male Bullfinch
Pied Wagtail
Looking across Lundin Golf Course and the village of Lundin Links to a snow-capped Largo Law.
Looking across Largo Bay to a snow storm over East Lothian.
Full moon tonight. It's called a blue moon because it's the second full moon in a month. Not that uncommon. It occurs every two or three years but how often on New Year's Eve? Now that's another question.
This picture was taken this morning and shows a moonset over Lundin Ladies Golf Course.
A female pheasant arrived in the garden to share in the food put out for the small birds.
Snowy scene looking from Lundin Links across Largo Bay
Snow on Largo Pier
Looking from Largo Pier across the Bay
