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I was amazed to capture a picture of this Puffin in flight from my little camera, they move like bullets.
Gannet, Morus bassanus
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Kittiwake, Rissa tridactyla
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The markings around the beak make this seabird distinct from other auks such as Guillemots.
Bempton Cliffs are a great place to see wildlife not just seabirds. The RSPB staff and volunteers are hugely helpful and the visitors follow that example - always someone to chat to.
Bempton Cliffs - June 2015.
I can't get enough photographs of these beautiful birds which are my all time favourite seabird.
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19th June is World Albatross Day!!
Established in 2020 to raise awareness of a conservation crisis surrounding these large seabirds,WAD marks the anniversary of an international treaty, the Agreement on the Conservation of Albatrosses and Petrels (ACAP), which came to be in reaction to a large number of albatrosses and petrels killed by fisheries operations. Albatrosses are also at risk due to predicted sea-level rise, the increase in the number and severity of storms, flooding, and other consequences of climate change.
Black browed albatross at Bempton Cliffs