Winterton-on-Sea Seals, Norfolk

A couple of Weekends ago Sue and spent the weekend in Cromer with Zoe and her family. Sue and I decided to travel back home via Winterton-on-Sea as we knew the seals where there.

We arrived just after mid-day. It was cold and very windy. But we 'braved' the beach. As it was a Monday I was surprised to see quite a few people. We walked from the car along the dunes and down to the beach. The sea was quite rough and the sand was whipping up and stung or faces. The Seals where inquisitive but we stayed well away so as not to frighten them. However one pup did try to follow me.

We found a few seals and enjoyed a hour of photography. On the way back to the car we came across a Pied Wagtail.

All pictures taken with the Canon EOS R and 100-400 Canon L lens

Seals Near Waxham, Norfolk.

We decided to walk from Sea Palling to Horsey on the Saturday Morning after breakfast. We hopped to be able to see some seals along the way. We already knew that Horsea Gap where there are a large number of seals was close to visitors (A voluntary beach closer to protect the seals)