The Atlantic grey seal colony on the National Trust's Blakeney Point, North Norfolk is now the largest in England with over 4500 pups expected this winter.
I took a walk along the Point from Cley beach carpark to film & photograph the seals but couldn't even get all the way onto the end of the Point due to the huge numbers of seals covering the paths & access. A absolute triumph for nature when so many species are suffering losses.
I was lucky enough to find one pup which must have been born that afternoon - still wet & with the afterbirth lying nearby.
All shots were taken on a 600mm zoom lens equivalent (using the APS-C/Pixel -Pixel setting on the Panasonic Lumix S5II with the Canon 100-400mm lens and an extender at some points.