Sometimes
the bad things could be turn into good ones: as my ferry trip to mainland was
cancelled due to storm in yesterday, I had to stay into Kihnu for another
night. Waking just before the sunrise at 5:20 for catching early ferry, already
the first sight toward sea was mind-blowing. The rising sun have painted the
fancy looking cumulus clouds with orangey cast and intense dark blue underside
was promising rain and pictures as well! I have had privilege to see many
sunrises and sunsets in seaside in many different places, but today’s sunrise
seascape was something really extraordinary. And the whole scenery wasn’t perfect without completely
flat sea with sky reflections. What a contrast in change of the sea state
within 24h!
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| Our field station, lighthouse and bird radars in the morning scenery. Photo Mati Kose |
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| Fantastic sunrise seascape scenery. Photo Mati Kose |
In a hurry
to the harbour, I have just noticed the gulls, terns and cormorants are very
active and flying around in all sea sectors to find some storm-shaken fish for
a food. But the calm night was also good for the night migrating songbirds and probably
some of them have dropped down to the woodland around our field station as
well. So I heard calls of the first Robin
/ punarind Erithacus rubecula for
the autumn season.
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