A full day to ourselves today before attending a Richard Ashcroft concert in Dalby Forest, saw us firstly travelling over to Filey and later Thornton-le-Dale.
A walk down the brigg after arriving at Filey saw few notable birds being seen apart from a single immature drake Eider, but plenty of action was enjoyed watching the local breeding seabirds.
A small number of Puffins were seen, along with larger numbers of Kittiwakes, Guillemots and Razorbills and also a few Gannets passed by offshore.
After enjoying our visit to Filey we travelled 30 miles inland to the chocolate box village of Thornton-le-Dale after enjoying some lovely food at the Grapes pub in Lebberston.
We walked our usual route around this picturesque little village taking in the iconic Beck Isle cottage and the lovely scenery around this cracking village.
The following are my favourite photos from our lovely day, all taken with my phone.
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| Filey Brigg. |
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| Guillemots. |
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| Razorbill. |
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| Fulmars. |
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| Beck Isle Cottage, Thornton-le-Dale. |
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