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    Default Kittiwake family at Bempton

    Not very much room at the Inn, young and parents share this small roost.
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    You wouldn't want to make a big sneeze! Lovely shot.
    It fascinates me how creatures carve their own little way of living out of the world.
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    These were MY favourite birds on our visit to Bempton, Rolf!

    I think they are so pretty - and that's a really good photo!
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