On this day, twenty seven years ago, we were joined together in marriage. Happy Anniversary dearest Heather 💖.
Today dawned bright and the moon shone down over Bempton
I set out later than normal and I was soon informed that I had missed an "excellent" sunrise! Thank you Robert!! The best I could do......should've used a filter!
Four hundred feet below Bartlett Nab!
I am informed that the Black Browed Albatross was back on Staple Newk, but I didn't go and check it out. The dominant bird on the cliffs is the Gannet, many still servicing their young - Gugas.
Gannets
When a Gannet "sky points"......
...... it is an indication the Gannet is about to move or fly. When it flies it embarks on what I call the "Geronimo" leap, accompanied by a low cry
Skeins of Pink Footed Geese are now being seen over the reserve. Fulmars are also still present.
A random Magpie
All images taken handheld with Sony RX10 Mk4.
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