Burrowing OwlAt the National Centre for Birds of Prey, HelmsleyKeep Calm and Carrion!A punny sign on the Griffon Vulture enclosure at the National Centre for Birds of Prey, HelmsleySteller's Sea EagleThe full wingspan of the magnificent Steller's Sea Eagle, one of the largest eagles in the worldSteller's Sea EagleFlying demonstration at the National Centre for Birds of Prey, HelmsleyHarris HawkFlying demonstration at the National Centre for Birds of Prey, HelmsleyEurasian Eagle-OwlFlying demonstration at the National Centre for Birds of Prey, HelmsleyLanner FalconFlying demonstration at the National Centre for Birds of Prey, HelmsleySnowy OwlFlying demonstration at the National Centre for Birds of Prey, HelmsleyVulture life storyInformation board at the National Centre for Birds of Prey, HelmsleyNational Centre for Birds of Prey information boardGarden at The StudioThe Studio, my accommodation at StokesleyPheasantA pheasant opportunistically feeding at a bird feeder in The Studio gardenGravel roadOnly apt that a gravel bike gets to be ridden on its namesake surface ;-)
On the way from Great Ayton to EasbyAn ascent in the MoorsOne of the steep sections of road on the way to Danby. Made so much easier thanks to the e-bike!View of the Moors, morningTaken while en route from Great Ayton to DanbyFriendly Llama!I stopped to get a picture of these two llamas, on my way to Danby. One of them approached me immediately! Our interaction was prevented by fencing :-(Another view of the MoorsLooking down at the surroundings from near the Danby BeaconRocky cycle trackOne of the worst cycle paths (if you could call it that) I have ever ridden! This was on the way from Danby to Whitby on the Moor to Sea cycle network, immediately after the Danby Beacon.Common GorseAs the name implies, commonly found in the moorlands. The striking yellow flowers are very pretty!The MoorsA view of the moors along the Moor to Sea cycle path
