The 'Island of Twenty Thousand Saints' - a lightly inhabited chunk of rock which sits in a boiling sea with sheer cliffs turned against the mainland of North Wales - is home to thousands of birds and hundreds of seals.
Here are some views.
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| Looking across Bardsey Sound to the mainland in the evening light. |
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| Looking from the western tip towards the 'mountain'. |
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| A view of the Bird and Field Observatory at the Foot of the Mountain. |
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| An ancient boundary. |
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| Seals in the main island bay. |
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| A Bardsey Wren. |
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| A fly past by a gannet. |
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| Herons |
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| A merlin hunting in the grass near the lighthouse |
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| The ferry to leave! |
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