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A woman wearing a dark blue beanie hat and orange waterproof jacket stands on a wooden boardwalk at a nature reserve. Binoculars hang around her neck. Behind her are grassy fields, a wooden fence, and a winding path under an overcast sky.

Cliffs just as magical after the birds have flown

Winter brings its own wildlife highlights at a spectacular nature reserve on the Yorkshire coast.

Bird in flight with its wings spread out. It is light brown and white.

Rare bird spotted for first time in 34 years

The white-throated needletail was seen at Tophill Low Nature Reserve in Driffield, East Yorkshire.

A painting of three 18th century ships firing towards a group of other ships who are gathered close by. They have white sails, the battle looks to be taking place at night with the moon visible in the background.

Why US naval 'victory' off British coast is celebrated 246 years on

The Battle of Flamborough Head saw the birth of the US Navy but the Royal Navy also claims success.

Woman with short hair and glasses wearing a green St John Ambulance uniform. She is stood outside in front of a bush.

Village aiming to have lifesaver on every street

St John Ambulance says it wants to teach first aid to enough volunteers to cover Bempton.

A red-coloured moon to the left of a white lighthouse. It is night time and the sky is a dark blue.

Strawberry Moon stuns skies across Yorkshire

The phenomenon lit up skies on Wednesday night, with many capturing the moment on camera.

A woman stands on the cliffs at Bempton, East Yorkshire and looks out to sea using a pair of black binoculars. She has long red hair and is wearing a black jacket. The side of her face is visible and she has an earring in the shape of a bird. In the background, a wooden fence and exposed cliff is visible along with the sea on the left of the image.

Reserve named first Shorewatch site in England

Volunteers will monitor marine mammals in the North Sea from RSPB Bempton Cliff in a new project.

A puffin standing on a cliff edge. It is looking towards the cliff

The puffin paradise drawing visitors from across the world

Huge numbers of visitors flock to RSPB Bempton Cliffs to see dolphins and seabirds during spring.

A close-up side-view of a puffin holding a number of sandeels in its red and black beak. The puffin is on the right of the camera and is facing the left.

Sandeel fishing ban to remain in place

Sandeels are a vital source of food for seabirds that live along the UK coastline.

A woman with strawberry blonde hair smiles in front of a church. She is wearing a cream polo neck jumper underneath a grey fleece.

'Oldest' papergirl marks 80th birthday on zip wire

Maureen Burton completed the challenge and also raised four times her fundraising target.

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