A break at the east coast earlier this week,was
spoilt slightly by sea fret, but not spoilt by much!
A long walk from Thornwick Bay to
Bempton and beyond.
A special visit this time, on our
previous annual pilgrimages, we have seen 'a few Puffin' but on this
visit we saw 20 plus Puffin.
The usual plethora of Gannet with a few
Fulmar.
Lots of Razorbill, Guillemot and
Kittiwake.
Early on, a Raptor was seen , on the
way through the fields to the cliff top path.
The bird flew very low to land in a
distant tree in the mist.
A speculative photo has captured the
bird as 'a bit of grey'.
With a bit of enhancement on the laptop
the bird is visible but it's a poor photo!
Any comments welcome!!
It's probably a
Sparrowhawk, although it did not seem like one in the bins.
Also here, Yellowhammer, Tree Sparrow,
Whitethroat, Linnet.
A lifer ,Corn Bunting was heard
with a 'glass like' call.
A distant bird was seen but the
photo at distance in the mist isn't the best!
A memorable day out.
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