Bempton Cliffs Part 3, Razorbills and Guillemots...

Part 3, the Razorbills and Guillemots, two of the more wide spread and abundant sea birds but surprisingly hard to photography from the cliffs as the fly close to the
sea and usually stay lower down on the cliffs but I gave it a bit of time and I hope that you like the results;

I will start off with the Razorbills, these proved the hardest bird to photograph while I was away and I didn't quite get the shot that I wanted but this will just give me an incentive to return next year;












And now the Guillemots, a very photogenic bird but hard to get close to, with a but of patients I was treated to a few close fly by, I hope you like my pictures













Well thank you for stopping by, I hope that you liked my blog, please feel free to leave any comments,

Thanks always Lee Harrison.

I'm Back...

Well it's been a while but I'm back, i've just arrived back from wales where I have been on many nature watching walks, as I've taken so many pictures, I will be uploading them in different blogs, I hope that you like them...

kittiwakes

Fulmar

Chough

Gannet
Puffin

Razorbills


Guillemot

Well this is the summarised Bird gallery of my holiday, rather surprisingly I only went out birding 3 maybe 4 times during the 2 weeks, most of the pictures that I took were taken just wandering around the local areas and towns.

South Wales.... a place I'd highly recommend for an easy holiday of Birding/ general nature watching, Walking, leisure, and there's plenty of small shopping towns the keep the misses amused or even me when she dragged me out... Seriously it's a beautiful area of the country and anyone who's never been there should see it.

Anyway, sorry for the long break but I hope you like what your seeing.

Thanks always Lee Harrison.