Amelia's photos with the keyword: Geology

The flowers in the foreground are Scilla verna - Spring Squill. Spring Squill populations are in decline and these lovely plants can now only be found in Britain on the western coasts; they occur also on parts of the eastern coast of Ireland. Beside the coastal paths of West Wales you will find these pretty spring flowers on dry grassy slopes. Like most cliff-top wildflowers, Scilla verna is low growing and very tolerant of salt spray.

The smallest stone, lower right, is approximately 0.8cm. The flint in the PIP is 4.2 cm

I think this may be Mica Schist, but I need the help of a geologist. Can anyone confirm what this is?