Pictures of Birds at RSPB Bempton Cliffs, East Yorkshire
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| one of the gannet colonies at Bempton Cliffs |
IF YOU DON'T WANT TO LOSE THIS NATURE RESERVE YOU NEED TO TAKE ACTION NOW - SIGN THE PETITION TO STOP FRACKING AT BEMPTON CLIFFS
- AND PASS IT ON TO YOUR FRIENDS.
http://action.sumofus.org/a/SSSI-fracking/2/4/
I am republishing this as a protest against the decision to allow fracking in this area - PLEASE HELP
BIRDWATCHING AT BEMPTON CLIFFS
You smell them before you see or hear them: the smell, that of guano (bird droppings) from the thousands of birds who nest and breed on Bemptom Cliffs on the Yorkshire coast. This is a bird watcher's, a bird photographer's paradise. This bird reserve is maintained by The Royal Society for Preservation of Birds (RSPB). Here there are over three miles of towering chalk cliffs where 200,000 plus seabirds come to breed every year.
