A trip to Bempton this morning, before meeting with friends in the afternoon - despite the best efforts of the car! (Thanks to the RSPB staff and the AA for their help.) Usually we come in the summer, for the Gannets - there were a few flying around and nice to see the juveniles. We also spent 20 minutes looking at a sstretch of hedgerow, where there was a Yellow-browed Warbler - but it didn't show until later in the day....
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| It was good to see and hear geese piling into the stubble fields. |
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| A spectacular chalk coastline. |
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| Pigeons are now the most numerous birds on the cliffs. |
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| A solitary adult Gannet on the cliff. |
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| A fluffy juvenile. |
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| ..and older speckledy juveniles... |
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| At this time of year you can see the true amount of plastic on the cliffs. |
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| Gannets out at sea... |
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| ..and closer in. |
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| Juvenile. |
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| Barn Owl. |
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| Patterns and textures in the cliffs. |
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