Well hidden Song Thrush
A much duller and cloudier morning retaining a cool south west wind. Not a good morning for images due to the poor light. I wondered what I might find when I arrived on the cliffs - yesterday was apparently very busy later in the day, with lots of comments locally about numbers of people. As I walked over the brow - nobody! The cliffs were clear of human form and this continued until I met a local dog walker on Cliff Lane.
This immature year 4 Gannet arrived on the cliff close to an established pair, it was never destined to go well...
Now, everyone wants to see a Puffin and I can understand why. However, not everyone does sea them! They either show very well or play hard to get!
After an initial influx of Willow Warblers a few weeks ago, they quickly moved on. This morning I heard the beautiful sound of a Willow Warbler and soon observed the bird. Unfortunately, the plumage did not match the beauty of the song!...
Partially hidden Song Thrush...
And finally, some views from up top (iPhone7)...
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All visitor facilities, including car parks, are currently closed at Bempton Cliffs. Public rights of way remain open.
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