Bempton Cliffs RSPB [109 photos] in TA1974 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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Bempton Cliffs RSPB

The RSPB Reserve at Bempton Cliffs, near Flamborough Head, is home to massive numbers of nesting seabirds in spring. Gannets, Kittiwakes, Fulmars, Razorbills, Guillemots and Puffins breed in large numbers. It has the highest population of nesting Kittiwakes in Europe, 37,000 pairs when last counted. The sight and smell(!) of all these seabirds in late May is very memorable, as is the sight of so many keen birdwatchers with massive lenses on their cameras.
See the RSPB website for more information Link

by Rich Tea

Created: Sun, 30 May 2010, Updated: Mon, 31 May 2010

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TA2073 : Gannets, Bempton Cliffs, Yorkshire by Christine Matthews

TA2073 : Gannet Colony, Bempton Cliffs, Yorkshire by Christine Matthews

TA1973 : The entrance to Bempton Cliff Reserve by N Chadwick

TA1974 : Northern Gannet at Bempton by David Dixon

TA1874 : Coastal Path towards Buckton Cliffs by David Dixon

TA2073 : Gannet, Bempton Cliffs, Yorkshire by Christine Matthews

TA1973 : Tree Sparrow (Passer montanus) , Bempton Cliffs, Yorkshire by Christine Matthews

TA2073 : Razorbills, Bempton Cliffs, Yorkshire by Christine Matthews

TA1974 : Bempton Cliffs by Richard Sutcliffe

TA1974 : Bempton Cliffs seen from Bartlett Nab by habiloid

TA2073 : Wildflowers, Bempton Cliffs, Yorkshire by Christine Matthews

TA1974 : Narrow Bordered Five-Spot Burnet Moth, Bempton Cliffs, Yorkshire by Christine Matthews

TA2073 : A bird on Bempton Cliffs by N Chadwick

TA2073 : Looking towards Scale Nab from New Roll-up Lookout Platform by Chris Heaton

TA1974 : Nesting gannets at the Bempton Cliffs by Mat Fascione

TA1974 : Clifftop at RSPB Bempton by David Dixon

TA2073 : Viewpoint at the Bempton Cliffs Nature Reserve by Mat Fascione

TA2073 : Natural Arch at Scale Nab by Anne Burgess

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