Well, Toad calls it adiabatic; I just call it sea fog. Why use a word with nine letters when one with three will do? ;-) Did some googling and discovered it's probably
advection fog – i.e. sea fog like wot I said.
I didn't wake until daylight today, which is unusual, so I had to get the camera out
before my coffee and flapjack to catch this morning's sky excitement – intense colours across my horizons before the sea fog, which wasn't going to skirt round us today, obliterated the loch.
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| The fog starts to roll up the loch; I enjoyed the wee pink reflection first though. |
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| East |
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| South-east |
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| NE |
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| NNE |
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| North |
And the eider ducks had a lot to say about this. At least, they kept up their contact noises all the while. Where are you? I can't see you. I'm over here. Where. Right beside you.
It all sounds like O-ooo, so I did the translation for you.
I was awake for a few minutes at about four o'clock this morning and heard tawny owls very close too.
Later same day:
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| Camera on funny setting but I quite like the effect (in small doses) |
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| The boat is an MOD Police boat |
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I liked the wake on the water. Small things :-)
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