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Winter's Secret Life at Bempton Cliffs
4 Jan
Summary
- Bempton Cliffs transform from bustling summer haven to a calmer winter landscape.
- Winter offers unique wildlife sightings like coastal birds, porpoises, and seals.
- RSPB staff actively engage in repairs and planning during the quieter months.

RSPB Bempton Cliffs, a celebrated UK wildlife destination, transitions from its vibrant summer season into a more serene, yet equally dramatic, winter phase.
As the migratory birds depart and visitor numbers dwindle by October, the East Yorkshire coast becomes a haven for a different array of wildlife. Hardy coastal birds remain, and the waters offshore occasionally host porpoises and seals, offering unique viewing opportunities for those who visit during the colder months.
During this quieter period, RSPB staff remain actively engaged. Their winter focus shifts to essential maintenance, undertaking repairs and meticulous planning for the upcoming spring season. Even the winter storms along the east coast contribute to the site's breathtaking, albeit different, natural beauty.




