I just walked round the Thornwick Bay Holiday Park site on my last morning as I was carrying a heavy backpack and did not want to travel far with it.
A Skylark was soaring into the sky at the edge of the holiday park
Young Starlings were waiting to be fed by an adult
A male Chaffinch was singing from the top of a fir tree
There was a short fuzzy caterpillar at the entrance to the bird hide in Thornwick Pools
A Moorhen walked past a tiny Pied Wagtail
A Sedge Warbler was flitting about in the reeds at the back of Thorwick Pools nature reserve
A Mute Swan absolutely dwarfed a Little Ringed Plover
Closer view of the Little Ringed Plover
A pair of Canada Geese with a gosling were feeding on grass in front of pink Ragged Robin flowers
Early Purple Orchid near the edge of the fishing lake
That was it! Great birding trip to Thornwick Bay, Bempton Cliffs and Flamborough Head was over!
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