Follow the meandering paths along the chalk cliffs at Bempton, and you will discover one of the most important seabird colonies in the UK. These towering cliffs provide ideal nesting ledges, crevices and sheltered sites for thousands of breeding seabirds each year. A brief montage from a recent trip, of Gannets and Razorbills as they rise and fall catching the thermals along the cliff face. Bempton is home to England's only mainland gannet colony, with more than 11,000 breeding pairs nesting on the cliffs.