It's not just Gannets at Bempton Cliffs - there are also auks aplenty, gulls and the odd tubenose to look down on. In the nicest possible sense, of course.
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| Puffins are a favourite with the visitors |
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| Small numbers breed near the clifftop among the commoner auks |
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| Probably the best place in mainland England to see Puffin up close |
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| Razorbill |
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| Bridled Guillemot |
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| Kittiwake |
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| These birds nest on the tiniest of ledges |
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| Kittiwake calling in flight |
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| Fulmar |
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| Flamborough Head from Bempton in morning light |
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| The same view in late afternoon |
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| 100m chalk cliffs provide a dramatic location for the seabird colony |
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| Staple Newk is the arch just catching the sun |
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| Bempton Cliffs |
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