A great morning for my Bempton circular walk, very mild, bright and sunny periods. All of the main eight breeding seabirds are in fantastic numbers, on the ledges, on the sea and in flight.
All three breeding Auks - Puffins, Razorbills and Guillemots
Puffins
Another lovely morning for my Bempton circular walk, bright but cloudy and very mild. It was one of those mornings when the post-sunrise is better than the actual sunrise! You could say it was rather tranquil!
Images taken handheld with Sony RX10 mk4.
What a fantabulous morning! A brilliant sunrise (separate blog page), followed by blue sky and sunshine! The temperatures were quite mild as well, but first thing on the cliffs was a tad chilly! My route today was the Bempton circular.
Some great birds today. Adrenaline flowed with a message of a south bound White Tailed Eagle, sighted at Scarborough, but the dastardly bird chose to fly inland at Scarborough north bay, no doubt disappointing the waiting observers through to Flamborough. The cliffs are alive again with the sight and sound of seabirds. All of the eight main breeding species are on the cliffs (Puffin, Guillemot, Razorbill, Gannet, Herring Gull, Shag, Fulmar and Kittiwake) and in good numbers. New bird for me were three singing Chiffchaffs at Buckton Pond. Heather managed Wheatear and Swallow on the cliff top.
Puffins
Puffin with Razorbill
Razorbills
Guillemots (including a Bridled)
Kittiwakes
