I think this is going to be more of a quick photo blog rather than a lot of text as most of you know about RSPB Bempton Cliffs anyway on the coast of East Yorkshire, just North of Bridlington.
So anyway I had my second visit of March to Bempton Cliffs this week.The weather couldn't have been more different than my last visit 3 weeks ago.
Blizzards at Bempton Cliffs 3 weeks ago.
Yesterdays weather was a bit better :) (photo by Majella Fox)
Three weeks ago I saw Gannets and Fulmars through the snow along with Tree Sparrows at the feeders.
Gannet battling the wind and snow.
Now there are an increased number of Gannets plus the arrival of Kittiwakes, Guillemots, Razorbills and Puffins on the cliffs and sea as well as Meadow Pipits in the fields.Also this week, the first Gannet eggs were laid :)
Razorbills.
Guillemots
Puffins were among the Gannets, Guillemots and Razorbills on the cliffs.
Gannets
During our walk around I also bumped into award winning photographer Steve Race running one of his photography workshops :)
I really do urge you to visit Bempton Cliffs within the next few months to witness one of the UK's most spectacular Wildlife experiences, especially if the Government do the unthinkable and do allow Fracking there in the future :( (Read about it below)
http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/Fracking-threat-RSPB-Bempton-Cliffs-nature/story-27825583-detail/story.html
Please check out the BAWC website and sign the petition below against Driven grouse Shooting :)
Help save our wildlife
Thank you
http://birdersagainst.org/
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/125003
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