https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3wmpNiCDTI
When it comes to Wildlife in springtime, there isnt a place in the world (That I have visited at least) which is home to as many species as the North Norfolk

https://www.tripsavvy.com/incredible-wildlife-encounters-in-the-united-kingdom-5085786
Grey Seals: Farne Islands, England. The grey seal colony that lives on Northumberland's Farne Islands is the biggest in England with up to 4,000 seals resident in the area at any given time. These inquisitive, playful mammals can be seen basking on the rocks at the water's edge or frolicking together in the water.

https://englandexplore.com/british-coastland-wildlife/
Here's our list of some of the most common British coastal wildlife. The British coastline is home to a wide variety of wildlife, from playful dolphins to stinging jellyfish. In fact there are over 1200 different species of plants and animals on the coast. Here, then is our list containing some of the most common of these

https://www.coastmagazine.co.uk/activities/nature/discover-the-uks-coastal-wildlife/
Numbering roughly 30,000, this is one of Europe's largest gannet colonies, and the only one on the UK mainland: all the others are found on islands around our shores. The UK's largest marine bird, gannets crowd onto Bempton's cliffs from roughly April through to October, making quite a spectacular sight for coastal wildlife.

https://www.wwf.org.uk/updates/10-species-you-might-not-know-live-around-our-uk-seas
Harbour porpoise. The harbour porpoise is the smallest cetacean (the group that includes whales, dolphins and porpoises) we have in the UK, and at around 1.5m long it's the second smallest porpoise in the world. It takes a newborn harbour porpoise less than 30 hours to develop full hearing - this is the fastest of any mammal, on land or sea.

https://ecophiles.com/2016/07/28/5-ways-experience-wild-side-uk-coast/
5 Ways to Experience the Wild side of the UK Coastline. Emily Cunningham July 28, 2016. ... On a calm day, listen out for a sharp "chuff" of air as they exhale - giving them their endearing nickname of "Puffing Pigs". ... Every summer, to mark summer's crescendo of wildness and wonder, The Wildlife Trusts celebrate National Marine

https://www.visitbritain.com/en/destinations/coast
Calling all island hoppers, beach lovers and adventure seekers! Britain has over 18,000 miles (30,000km) of coastline to explore: from idyllic soft sands and vibrant seaside resorts, to wild nature reserves filled with puffins, dolphins and adrenaline thrills. Wherever you're heading, here's where to splash, surf, scuba, swim - and

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/wildlife-on-a-one-day-cruise-cornwall-uk
4 more UK & Ireland cruises 1. St Hilda Sea Adventures. Isle of Mull Orca and minke whales, sea and golden eagles, basking sharks and many sea bird species are just some of the wildlife-spotting

https://www.naturetrek.co.uk/news/the-best-wildlife-experiences-in-the-uk
Lyme Bay Pelagic. The seas around the UK are remarkably good for dolphins and other sea mammals and, to the surprise of many people, this also applies to the 'Deep South'. Departing from Brixham in Devon, this pioneering day-long boat trip into Lyme Bay has produced some remarkable wildlife experiences in recent years, not least a Thresher

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/five-best-uk-wildlife-experiences-families
Five of the best UK wildlife experiences for families. Wildlife-watching can turn a day outdoors into a wide-eyed family adventure. Here are five of the best UK experiences this spring.

https://whereangiewanders.com/9-best-uk-coastal-walks/
The UK's largest sand-dune system is at Braunton Burrows, which covers 2,000 acres and is home to over 400 plant species. The Best Walk in Devon. An exhilarating but demanding UK coastal walk will allow you to experience fascinating geology, superb views and the chance to spot various wildlife, including birds of prey.

https://www.discoverwildlife.com/holidays-days-out/uk/wildlife-surprises-on-the-islands-of-england-and-wales
10 wildlife surprises on the islands of England and Wales - Discover Wildlife. From blonde hedgehogs to non-native stick insects and wallabies, Lisa Drewe met a variety of wildlife when travelling to the islands of England and Wales.

https://www.bbcselect.com/watch/our-coast/
Our Coast. Many of the UK's most iconic places are beside the sea. The nation's shorelines are the foundation on which Britain was built, full of extraordinary people, historic professions, engineering marvels, astonishing wildlife and epic landscapes. This fascinating travel documentary visits Scotland, Wales, England and Northern Ireland

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/discover/nature/coast
Coast There's always something new and special to discover on the UK's coast, whether it's a secret cove or a habitat for rare wildlife. With more than 780 miles of coastline in our care, we look after many such places for all to enjoy.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/books-wonderland-a-year-of-britains-wildlife-day-by-day-by-brett-westwood-and-stephen-moss-ll6lx7s5s
All sorts of things conspire to create this variety: temperate climate, complicated geology, different habitats, a huge, indented coastline washed by the mild waters of the Gulf Stream, 6,289

https://www.explore.com/1404725/hike-along-united-kingdom-coastline-pembrokeshire-coast-national-park/
The Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail runs 186 miles along the coastline from St. Dogmael's to Amroth, and there are tons of sites to see along the way. There are also plenty of shorter hikes along the coastline for those who don't want to commit to a 186-mile, multi-day adventure.

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/paid-content-dramatic-coastal-paths-uk
4. Somerset & North Devon, Southwest England. Stretching a mammoth 630 miles through Dorset, Devon, Cornwall and Somerset, the South West Coastal Path is the UK's longest national trail and

https://www.scotsman.com/must-read/the-man-who-walked-and-photographed-the-entire-uk-coastline-quintin-lake-talks-about-the-perimeter-3190690
Walking the entire coastline of the UK and Quintin Lake is the man who did it, all 6,835 miles, over 454 days, sleeping in his one man tent with only the occasional otter or porpoise for company.

https://www.wildlifeworldwide.com/group-tours/south-coast-wildlife-extravaganza
Warmwell House. South Coast Wildlife Extravaganza is a group tour for Dorset , Salisbury Plain , Brownsea Island in United Kingdom . It is ideal for Birdwatching. Discover the wildlife of Southern England as we enjoy birdwatching & go in search of great bustard, osprey, deer, red squirrel & more with an expert team.

https://bealesgourmet.com/10-hidden-beaches-bays-and-walks-on-the-uk-coastline/
The Unspoiled Charm of Essex's Coastal Enclaves Dengie peninsula, Essex. The Essex coast is full of surprises, with the Dengie peninsula offering serene landscapes and coastal activities. The nearby Royal Corinthian Yacht Club is a perfect stop for sailing enthusiasts. Scotland's Untouched Coastline East Lothian's Hidden Beach: A Seaside Haven

https://www.akwildlifecruises.co.uk/3hr-snorkel-safari-cruise
Whether you're an experienced snorkeller or a curious beginner, our Snorkel Safari welcomes individuals, couples, and small groups. To ensure a personalised experience, we require a minimum of 4 participants or a minimum charge of £340. Maximum capacity is 20 people, allowing for an intimate and enjoyable adventure. If in doubt call us!

https://community.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/f/all-creatures/192963/a-day-of-surprises?pifragment-4285=2
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https://www.viewsfromanurbanlake.co.uk/2014/02/a-day-of-surprises-and-good-luck.html
A Piece of luck. It was while sat on this bench that my first real surprise (and piece of luck) occurred, I spotted a skein of geese flying in, 14 in total, and was shocked to see they were all Greylags, I have seen 2 birds here ever and 14 represents the largest single flock of them at the site by a long way, they did not however stop, but just sailed on through.