The Hole Of Horcum & Flamborough Return,Saturday 30th May 2020.

A planned walk today from Levisham and around the very impressive Hole Of Horcum in North Yorkshire resulted in plenty of photo opportunities with wildlife featuring as well as the stunning scenery.Highlights included a family party of Stonechats,singing male Redstart and Tree Pipits,a beautifully metallic Dor Beetle and the lovely sight of hundreds of Early-purple Orchids.
 After we completed the walk we decided to then pay another visit to Flamborough visiting the impressive Lighthouse headland and North Landing,getting amazing views of the local seabirds and Grey Seals,which included some brilliant views of the local Puffins as well.
 The following are a selection of photos from our day,

Highland Cow Calf,Levisham Moor.

The Hole Of Horcum.

Dor Beetle.

Dor Beetle.

The Glacial Bowl Of The Hole Of Horcum.

Looking Towards RAF Fylingdales.

More Views As We Walked Around The Hole Of Horcum.

Some Of the Locals.

Levisham Brow.

Levisham Brow.

Levisham Brow.

One Of The Hundreds Of Early-purple Orchids.

Selwick's Bay,Flamborough.

One Of The Nosey Locals At Flamborough.

A Very Confiding Puffin.

North Landing.

North Landing.

Looking North Along The Cliffs Towards Speeton And Bempton RSPB.

Looking Back Towards North Landing.