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Taken at Bempton Cliffs

Taken Monday 13th May 2013.

Taken 21st June on my first visit to Bempton

Some of you may remember that last year Steve Race and I carried out a little questionnaire on the reserve regarding our viewpoints. This wasn't just so we had an excuse to get out on the cliffs and sun ourselves, it was to try and find out what you guys would do to improve the views from Jubilee...

Spring, even if it is a little premature, seems to be in the air this week at Bempton Cliffs. The sun is shining, buds are on the trees and shoots are pushing their way through the ground. Our estate maintenance team have re-painted the benches, visitor centre staff have changed the displays and office...

I'm sure that you'll all be glad to hear that the Bempton Cliffs visitor centre has now re-opened. It's been an exciting day too, as guillemots in their hundreds have decended on the cliff side for the second time (out of season) this year. Whilst we're not sure of the reason for this...

On Wednesday the puffins were here, on Thursday they weren’t (apart from two who obviously missed the memo…) Volunteers manned four of our viewpoints for several hours and a member of staff visited the fifth but it appears that the puffins have stayed true to their usual schedule and...

Then you’ll be interested to learn that as of tomorrow (the 20 th of July) we will be stocking the RSPB’s very own brand of organic, fair trade chocolate. You can choose from milk chocolate, chocolate orange or dark chocolate and know that with every bar bought you’re helping to make...

Did you know that Bempton Cliffs Reserve is part of a 4-5 mile circular walk encompassing cliff top habitat, farmland habitat, the village of Buckton and the village of Bempton? It's a wonderful way to experience a wide range of different birds and wildlife as well as getting a bit of exercise and...

As I’m sure many of you who live on the coast (or who were booked onto one of our seabird cruises) will know, last weekend was a windy one! This can be both good and bad for the seabirds here at Bempton Cliffs. Gannets fare well in these windier conditions and if you were lucky enough to visit...