BABY SEALS! Winter at Blakeney Point - how to see seal pups at England's largest grey seal colony.

(Please note: the aerial footage in this video is from previous archive material filmed a number of years ago, taking off & landing from a boat just North of Blakeney Point. It was outside of any bird nesting or seal pupping season and a height of 400ft was maintained while overflying the channel to get shots of the point).
November-January is pupping season for England's Atlantic Grey Seal colonies and here in North Norfolk we have the largest breeding seal colony in England.
Last year over 3,400 grey seals were born at Blakeney Point.
In this film I give tips & advice on how to safely walk out to Blakeney Point to see these beautiful aquatic mammals for yourself. Cuteness overload!
Shot on Lumix GH5 with Canon 100-400mm lens, GoPro Hero 8 and DJI Osmo Pocket.

[@joshuamanley9755]

Fantastic footage and interesting commentary. Thank you!

[@debbieleicester198]

What a lovely video thank you so much. I will hopefully get to do that walk next year if we ever get back to normal!

[@alunlambert7456]

Great video, great information, so can you go past the sign that said don’t go any further

[@christaylorphoto]

Thanks Alun, the Go no further sign applies to the beach, you can still go onto the Point.

[@alunlambert7456]

@@christaylorphoto Thank you for getting back to me. I’m in the planning time at the moment and going to try and get down this year. So I was looking at this area and Horsey gap