Gannets at RSPB Bempton Cliffs today

Slapton this afternoon was fab! Red-throated diver (record shot below), a few auks, great northern diver, gannets, fulmar, sandwich terns, my first swallows this year and a ring-necked duck.

Displaying gannets

#Trouphead Yesterday great to see the Gannets collecting their materials for their nests.

Beauty at the cliffs
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#Bass Rock 1000's #Gannets looking fairly settled No landing today buy good to see the colony. Happy place 😃
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Excellent afternoon at RSPB Bempton Cliffs! Highlights were 1 Puffin, Guillemots, Razorbills, Gannets, Kittiwakes, Fulmars, Tree Sparrows, Siskins, Yellow Wagtail, Swallow and more.
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SCOTLAND DAY 5 (FINAL):

Started with visiting Nethy Bridge in Highland, with a stunning range of woodland birds to see.
Eyemouth was halfway between Highland and home, the Eiders and Seals showing beautifully in the harbour, Kittiwakes and Gannets over the sea.
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First time photographing Northern Gannets. # #ctnaturefans #TwitterNatureCommunity

One of the many Gannets going past Cemlyn Bay today in 50mph wind for #BirdsSeenIn2024

Flock of Gannets diving in the sea for fish

Wonderful to see the gannets back and busy nest building at Bempton. Thanks for likes, retweets, comments RSPB Bempton Cliffs RSPB #ThePhotoHour @natureuk

David Steel Herring Gull at home on Friday and Gannets and Fulmars at Troup Head a year ago today. #SuperSeabirdSunday

60 Red Breasted Mergansers in the river mouth at Leven this afternoon, at the point of high tide. Other species to note, Purple Sandpipers, Redshank, Gannets, Razorbills, hundreds of common Scoter, Eider, the first Wheatear and more Long Tailed Ducks than I’ve seen all winter.

David Steel #SeabirdSunday Glorious Gannets

Sea watching this morning at Cemlyn Bay, lots of Gannets, gulls, Manx Shearwaters and auks braving the weather.

A Cornish cove day, with gannets diving & seals bobbing in the sea. One youngster was even hauled up on the sand. Rockpooling, & swimming for the brave, with chiffchaffs always singing in the cliff scrub behind us, & a buzzard soaring. 🌊💙

A return visit to the Pier this afternoon. Still at least 4 Wheatear, some Gannets were feeding just offshore and my 1st Willow Warbler of the year was feeding at the base of the Rosa Ragusa bushes by the Pier. Durham Bird Club