Dalgety Bay - Rainy, rainy rain came down

Finally after a month of sunshine (unbelievably) the rian is coming down and it's very pleasant. Woke up early this morning, not by design, but I made the most of it by doing a good recce of the woods to Braefoot Point, recording easy pickings while scoping future chances of shingly shore, maybe a rock pool or two, proper coastal rocky lichens and a bit of pinewood. All looks very promising. No way this will be all for today but it's a decent start to a rainy day.

Oh! And a #patchgold Whimbrel on the shore. I had in mind Wheatear but Whimbrel will do nicely.

81	Anaptychia runcinata		lichen
82	Ochrolechia parella	Parelle	lichen
83	Parmelia saxatilis s. str.		lichen
84	Lycoperdon pyriforme	Stump Puffball	fungus
85	Polyporus squamosus	Dryad's Saddle	fungus
86	Dicranum scoparium	Broom Fork-moss	moss
87	Funaria hygrometrica	Common Cord-moss	moss
88	Grimmia pulvinata	Grey-cushioned Grimmia	moss
89	Armeria maritima	Thrift	flowering plant
90	Bellis perennis	Daisy	flowering plant
91	Ilex aquifolium	Holly	flowering plant
92	Juncus effusus	Soft-rush	flowering plant
93	Lonicera periclymenum	Honeysuckle	flowering plant
94	Ranunculus repens	Creeping Buttercup	flowering plant
95	Stellaria holostea	Greater Stitchwort	flowering plant
96	Teucrium scorodonia	Wood Sage	flowering plant
97	Thymus polytrichus	Wild Thyme	flowering plant
98	Ulex europaeus	Gorse	flowering plant
99	Ulmus glabra	Wych Elm	flowering plant
100	Phyllitis scolopendrium	Hart's-tongue	fern
101	Carcinus maenas	Green Shore Crab	crustacean
102	Ligia oceanica	Common Sea Slater	crustacean
103	Anas platyrhynchos	Mallard	bird
104	Haematopus ostralegus	Oystercatcher	bird
105	Hirundo rustica	Swallow	bird
106	Larus marinus	Great Black-backed Gull	bird
107	Numenius phaeopus	Whimbrel	bird
108	Periparus ater	Coal Tit	bird
109	Capreolus capreolus	Roe Deer	mammal