We don’t think any seabirds filming in the north east of England would be complete without a visit to the Northumberland village of Seahouses!
Seahouses is well known for its harbour and also as the gateway to the Farne Islands, one of the most important international seabird breeding colonies. It’s not as much ‘seabirds in the city’ as it is rural northumberland but it’s important to film kittiwakes in more traditional and natural settings too.
Andrew Douglas, skipper of Serenity Farnes Islands Tours kindly let us onboard his fantastic boats to do some filming and also, agreed to do an interview on what the seabird colonies mean for tourism and natural history in the region.
Interviewing Andrew Douglas, skipper of Serenity Farne Islands Boat Tours
Filming at Seahouses Harbour
Onboard Serenity filming around the Farne Islands
Many thanks to Andrew Douglas and the Serenity Farne Islands team!