Gannets at Bempton Cliffs, East Yorkshire from John Hume on Vimeo.
Here is another Bempton Cliffs video.
5 July.
On our way from Bempton House to Bempton Cliffs, greenfinches on a telephone wire.
A whitethroat on a bush.
Singing male reed bunting and skylark.
On Bempton Cliffs: puffins, razorbills, guillemots, gannets.
And a singing sedge warbler, sometimes flying, sometimes sitting down on a flower. A bit unusual, as this is not a marshy area like where sedge warblers usually live.
At the first viewpont to the south east: fulmar.
Ringlet butterflies.
Red admiral. Meadow brown.
A meadow pipit on a field west of Flamborough Head.
Many cinnabar moths.
House martins, nesting on the cliffs.
Four shags swimming close to the rocky coast.
Finally, after a long walk, Flamborough Head lighthouse. A wooden gannet statue, and a living pied wagtail.
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