Flamborough headland was all a-flutter yesterday when an extremely rare bird was sighted over the headland. A baikal teal, initially spotted by Brett Richards, flew in from the sea in the company of two common teal. Not quite believing his luck...

You don't need us to quote government statistics to remind you that kids just don't get out as much as they used to. Or that they simply don't get involved with nature in the way those of us that ran, jumped and played in fields or woods did...

Our wonderful volunteers gave up even more of their time yesterday spending the evening in the local village hall, finding out how the RSPB plans to move forward in the next few years. Over a cuppa, Reserve manager, Keith Clarkson and Visitor Services...

The big skies above Bempton Cliffs are full of the cries of kittewakes, gannets and gulls right now. But there was a time they were buzzing with the sound of aircraft. RAF Bempton was a key location for spotting enemy planes during the war years...

Well we have had some fantastic weather over the past week, which has brought out the signs of spring at Bempton Cliffs. The Gannets and Kittiwakes have been seen bringing back nesting material to make improvement to their nest, a bit like re-decorating...