Gannets on Staple Newk
With the continuing hot weather I decided to take Symphony on an early morning walk on the circular walk around Bempton.
Arriving at Buckton Pond Puddle! We need a lot of rain!!
Hoddy Cows Lane was again very quiet. Yellowhammers and Linnets flitted along the hedgerows but refused to settle, so no images!
The vistas were pleasing, though!
At the top of Hoddy Cows Lane, my first bird image - Whitethroat
Buckton and Bempton Cliffs were still busy with Gannets, Kittiwakes, Fulmars, Herring Gulls and Shags. An occasional Guillemot and Razorbill flew over the sea but Puffin numbers were still high on the sea and in flight with some still with sand eels.
Gannets with Gugas
Gannet Portraits
Staple Newk
Competition Time! Although a good number of Puffins could be seen on the sea and in flight, very few could be seen on the cliffs. Spot the Puffin!
Reed Bunting on the nature trail
Small Copper Butterfly
Small Tortoiseshell Butterfly
Meadow Brown Butterfly
Jackdaw
Did you spot the Puffin?
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