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Wednesday, July 18
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Fabulous photos. I'm wondering what that puffin's got in its beak.
ReplyDeleteThey are sand eels, Jo. The hole at its feet is it’s nest hole. It was checking that the coast was clear so it could pop n and feed its young.
DeleteThat last puffin looks particularly worried!
ReplyDeleteMaybe the puffin and the razorbill have had words, Mal.
DeleteFabulous! I go quite often and only managed to see one puffin and that was through the telescope of a kind twitcher
ReplyDeleteWe saw more puffins than we have ever seen before, L. There was also a large flock of them bobbing on the water but I couldn’t get a clear enough photo of that just enough to be able to identify them.
DeleteAwesome update thank you for sharing Sue and blessings to you both
ReplyDeleteThanks, Linda
DeleteWonderful shots! I would love to see puffins - must have been quite the experience (certainly not commonplace around here!).
ReplyDeleteWe have been to Bempton a few times, Margaret as it isn’t too far away from us but there did seem to be more puffins this time.
DeleteA real treat, simply beautiful!xxx
ReplyDeleteSeeing the puffin with the beak full of fish was a highlight, Dina
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