Birder and Cyclist (Sometimes at the same time!): Anglesey Day two

A glorious morning in North Wales. A morning walk around the cottage with the dog got the day off to a great start. About 50 Swallows and a single Sand Martin hunted from the wires, at one point joined by a Great Spotted Woodpecker! 3 each of Buzzard and Raven patrolled the skies and the Peregrine flew through again. About 30 each of Meadow Pipit and Linnet were along the track, joined by a female Wheatear. A couple of Swifts were also seen.
Most of the day was spent enjoying the sun on Rhosneiger beach. During a four hour chill, at least 50+ each of Painted Lady and Common Blue flew past. Sandwich Tern fished offshore and 3 Greenshank fed near the river outlet.
On our return to the cottage the butterflies were out in abundance. In one small ditch alone were 12+ Small Tortoiseshell, Small Copper, Green-veined White, Painted Lady, Peacock, Meadow Brown, and Wall Brown.
Walking out towards the coastal heathland more Common Blues were seen, and then the star of the day, a Brown Argus. Migrant Hawkers flew in the ditches, with a backdrop of Buzzard, Peregrine, Kestrel, Raven and 200+ Greylag Geese. A few pictures below of some of the butterflies taken on my phone! Much better to come later from the camera!