Views of Caister Beach.

Some pics of our little beach, a couple may be a bit on the Huh( good old norfolk saying meaning wonky)

Caister Dunes flowers and Butterflies

Went early for a walk Caister Beach North, the top path is completely overgrown now so had to take the lower path near the slope of the sea wall, lots of lovely plants and a few butterflies, including my first Grayling of the year and a Cinnebar moth. the butterflies shown are a Skipper and Small Copper

The Sea, Seals, and Buntings

I did mention a nice walk along the beach to our wildlife walkers.
This walk would be along from the Lifeboat Station to California or Scratby, it wouldve been roughly 2 miles and obviously 2 miles back.
The beach is amazing this time of year, pic coming soon to prove it.I was walking along it a couple of days ago, there were seals bobbing about in the surf, and Brent Geese flying south to north out to sea, There probably will be more Seals hauling up onto beach very soon, because November December time they usually have their pups, tiny white fluff balls, which soon get fat and round. Also further down the beach near Second Avenue if there arent too many dogs about the Snow Buntings will be arriving. Last year big excitement, we had a Hump Back Whale, it was all over the news, it was following shoals of Herring along the coast, it may become a regular arrival lets hope so.