The Ferry Birds

"A bird of habit".

Two Turnstones from Falmouth have been noticed for catching the St Mawes Ferry everyday. Without fail they are waiting in Falmouth for the 8.15am crossing to St Mawes and then hop aboard the 16.30pm crossing from St Mawes to Falmouth.

Garrick Royle - Cornwall Ferries Operations manager said "It really is quite remarkable," he said. "There are some nice beaches in St Mawes with rocks and sand and we think that's where they head"