4 juvenile/sub.adult Grass Snakes , 1 Slow Worm and 2 Common Lizards ( one pictured above ). Also found was 1 Brown Hawker , 2 Common Darter and large nunbers of Bees and Hoverflies , all feeding on the Heather . By far the largest number of Bees were what I would call Honey Bees . The odd Meadow Brown and Gatekeeper , and one solitary Common Blue , which I have never recorded there before , made up the interest . I have decided not to post the Grass Snakes , but instead , a few more shots from Bempton Cliffs .
Pied Wagtail in Visitor's Centre car park . 
Tree Sparrow on the cliff top .
Guillemot .
Nesting Gannets .
Male Reed Bunting .
2 comments:
good shot of the Lizard Greenie, they usually scamper away at 100mph! Unless of course its a stuf..., no!
Just kidding!
Nice shots from Bempton. I went there about 15 years ago. Great spot....we were a bit late for the Puffin that year I remember.
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