When I set off from Thornwick Bay holiday park there was a Swallow sitting on the roof of one of the buildings near the visitor centre. It did not stay there long!
I walked up onto the cliffs and was surprised when a Weasel or Stoat (not sure which) popped up out of the long grass. Once again, it did not stay there long!!
Guillemots and a couple of Razorbills were perching on the side of the cliff
This photographer was doing something that I would not dream of doing!
Jackdaw admiring a group of Pink Campion flowers
Northern Gannet at the side of the cliff
Male Reed Bunting at the top of a twig at the edge of the nature walk at Bempton Cliffs
Sedge Warbler in a thicket
Warbler at the top of a tree in the Dell
Gannet with black iris - presumed to show that it has survived bird flu
Razorbill enjoying a rest at the edge of the cliff
Puffin on the rocky cliff face
Distant Corn Bunting on concrete wall
Barn Owl flying over the fields at Bempton Cliffs
Jackdaw having a rest on a bench outside the visitor centre
Gannet picking a flower for its partner
Time for the Gannets to move on
Gannet with something to talk about!
Young Gannet just arriving on the cliffs
Gannets in love
Gannets having an argument!
Meadow Pipit on a concrete post at the edge of a path leading back to the holiday park
View past the holiday park of the two lighthouses in the distance at Flamborough Head
Linnet on a gorse bush in the early evening sunshine
Goldfinch at the top of the hedge
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