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RAF bombing range warning sign on beach. Stock Photo

RMBH4PRY–RAF bombing range warning sign on beach.

Friskney RAF bombing range ships on the beach Stock Photo

RFR98YJD–Friskney RAF bombing range ships on the beach

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II pictured during visits the RAF bombing range RAF Holbeach on the Wash in Lincolnshire where she viewed a Tornado Jet bombing run and detonated some explosive ordinance. Stock Photo

RMGAHMDR–Britain's Queen Elizabeth II pictured during visits the RAF bombing range RAF Holbeach on the Wash in Lincolnshire where she viewed a Tornado Jet bombing run and detonated some explosive ordinance.

DAMBUSTERS BOUNCING BOMB Operation CHASTISE: The attack on the Moehne, Eder and Sorpe Dams by No. 617 Squadron RAF on the night of 16/17 May 1943. No. 617 Squadron practice rehearse low altitude dropping the 'Bouncing Bomb' weapon using a Lancaster Bomber aircraft at Reculver bombing range, Kent. UK World War II Second World War WW2. My father 'Stanley Shaw' was part of the design team with Barnes Wallis. Stock Photo

RM2J4T599–DAMBUSTERS BOUNCING BOMB Operation CHASTISE: The attack on the Moehne, Eder and Sorpe Dams by No. 617 Squadron RAF on the night of 16/17 May 1943. No. 617 Squadron practice rehearse low altitude dropping the 'Bouncing Bomb' weapon using a Lancaster Bomber aircraft at Reculver bombing range, Kent. UK World War II Second World War WW2. My father 'Stanley Shaw' was part of the design team with Barnes Wallis.

Grey Seal (Halichoerus grypus) Pup on RAF Bombing range used as a pupping area for seals - Shown by sign warning of danger - UK Stock Photo

RMB8YDGD–Grey Seal (Halichoerus grypus) Pup on RAF Bombing range used as a pupping area for seals - Shown by sign warning of danger - UK

DAMBUSTERS Operation CHASTISE: the attack on the Moehne, Eder and Sorpe Dams by No. 617 Squadron RAF on the night of 16/17 May 1943. No. 617 Squadron practice dropping the 'Bouncing Bomb' weapon at Reculver bombing range, Kent. A group of observers watches as the bomb bounces toward the shoreline. Dr Barnes Wallis the inventor, on the extreme left of the group, can be seen urging the bomb on with raised arm. WW2 World War II Second World War Stock Photo

RM2J4T58D–DAMBUSTERS Operation CHASTISE: the attack on the Moehne, Eder and Sorpe Dams by No. 617 Squadron RAF on the night of 16/17 May 1943. No. 617 Squadron practice dropping the 'Bouncing Bomb' weapon at Reculver bombing range, Kent. A group of observers watches as the bomb bounces toward the shoreline. Dr Barnes Wallis the inventor, on the extreme left of the group, can be seen urging the bomb on with raised arm. WW2 World War II Second World War

The RAF bombing range on Farraid Head, near Durness, Sutherland, Scotland, UK. Stock Photo

RMR12BFP–The RAF bombing range on Farraid Head, near Durness, Sutherland, Scotland, UK.

Donna Nook,Lincolnshire.12/11/2014. Grey seals breed here in November .The site is also a RAF bombing range. Stock Photo

RFEBPW81–Donna Nook,Lincolnshire.12/11/2014. Grey seals breed here in November .The site is also a RAF bombing range.

European Fighter Jet flying over bombing range, Donna Nook, Lincolnshire, UK Stock Photo

RMA0G69G–European Fighter Jet flying over bombing range, Donna Nook, Lincolnshire, UK

RAF Cowden bombing range, East yorkshire Stock Photo

RM2AA2GR9–RAF Cowden bombing range, East yorkshire

Every year grey seals visit Donna Nook an RAf bombing range to have their pups Stock Photo

RFA0WH6X–Every year grey seals visit Donna Nook an RAf bombing range to have their pups

North Atlantic Grey Bull Seal Halichoerus grypus Donna Nook RAF bombing range National Nature Reserve Lincolnshire England UK Stock Photo

RMB9HYYF–North Atlantic Grey Bull Seal Halichoerus grypus Donna Nook RAF bombing range National Nature Reserve Lincolnshire England UK

Movie still, showing an inert, practice version of the Upkeep bouncing bomb being dropped during a training flight by members of RAF 617 Squadron at Reculver bombing range, Kent. The bomb's designer, Barnes Wallis, and others watch the practice bomb strike the shoreline. 1943 Stock Photo

RM2BDTN9K–Movie still, showing an inert, practice version of the Upkeep bouncing bomb being dropped during a training flight by members of RAF 617 Squadron at Reculver bombing range, Kent. The bomb's designer, Barnes Wallis, and others watch the practice bomb strike the shoreline. 1943

A Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress II OF No 220 Squadron seen 'bombing up' with depth charges at Benbecula, in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland, May 1943. The Fortress was a four-engined heavy bomber was a relatively fast, high-flying, long-range bomber with heavy defensive armament at the expense of bombload. It developed a reputation for toughness based upon stories and photos of badly damaged B-17s safely returning to base. In addition to its role as a bomber, the B-17 was also employed as a transport, antisubmarine aircraft, drone controller, and search-and-rescue aircraft. Stock Photo

RM2JKXAFK–A Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress II OF No 220 Squadron seen 'bombing up' with depth charges at Benbecula, in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland, May 1943. The Fortress was a four-engined heavy bomber was a relatively fast, high-flying, long-range bomber with heavy defensive armament at the expense of bombload. It developed a reputation for toughness based upon stories and photos of badly damaged B-17s safely returning to base. In addition to its role as a bomber, the B-17 was also employed as a transport, antisubmarine aircraft, drone controller, and search-and-rescue aircraft.

RMD50TH9–Movie still, showing an inert, practice version of the Upkeep bouncing bomb being dropped during a training flight by members of RAF 617 Squadron at Reculver bombing range, Kent. The bomb's designer, Barnes Wallis, and others watch the practice bomb strik

Jaguar GR3 from the RAF's final Jaguar squadron, No 6. Here returning to Coningsby after a short hop to the local bombing range at RAF Holbeach. Stock Photo

RFK9N2E8–Jaguar GR3 from the RAF's final Jaguar squadron, No 6. Here returning to Coningsby after a short hop to the local bombing range at RAF Holbeach.

New Forest at War, remaining evidence of wartime defences and activity. Stock Photo

RMM5AKE1–New Forest at War, remaining evidence of wartime defences and activity.

RAF firing range at Donna Nook on the Lincolnshire Coast UK Stock Photo

RM2A8NTRH–RAF firing range at Donna Nook on the Lincolnshire Coast UK

RMABMH5M–MOD Property

RMBH4PRT–RAF bombing range warning sign on beach.

Half sunken ship at the old RAF bombing range in Friskney, Skegness Stock Photo

RFR99R80–Half sunken ship at the old RAF bombing range in Friskney, Skegness

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II detonating an unexploded dummy bomb during her visits the RAF bombing range RAF Holbeach on the Wash in Lincolnshire. Stock Photo

RMGAHME1–Britain's Queen Elizabeth II detonating an unexploded dummy bomb during her visits the RAF bombing range RAF Holbeach on the Wash in Lincolnshire.

Lincolnshire coast donnanook RAF target range north east coast UK Stock Photo

RMA0HTF7–Lincolnshire coast donnanook RAF target range north east coast UK

RMB8XGJT–Grey Seal (Halichoerus grypus) Pup on RAF Bombing range used as a pupping area for seals - Shown by sign warning of danger - UK

wainfleet bombing range on the lincolnshire coast Stock Photo

RMC5CX1N–wainfleet bombing range on the lincolnshire coast

RMR12ARC–The RAF bombing range on Farraid Head, near Durness, Sutherland, Scotland, UK.

The great Sylt raid: a bomber attacks in the glare of searchlights, 'flaming onions' and bursting star shells. Attacking Hornum, the seaplane base on the southern end of the German island of Sylt, where hangars can be seen in flames: a British plane dropping down to bombing height, while others range over the island. Date: 1940 Stock Photo

RM2M3P576–The great Sylt raid: a bomber attacks in the glare of searchlights, 'flaming onions' and bursting star shells. Attacking Hornum, the seaplane base on the southern end of the German island of Sylt, where hangars can be seen in flames: a British plane dropping down to bombing height, while others range over the island. Date: 1940

Chesil Beach - Dorset 1940 Chesil Beach Luftwaffe Aerial Image Bouncing Bomb Range Stock Photo

RMBN0ATK–Chesil Beach - Dorset 1940 Chesil Beach Luftwaffe Aerial Image Bouncing Bomb Range

RM2AA2GBT–RAF Cowden bombing range, East yorkshire

RFA0WH6K–Every year grey seals visit Donna Nook an RAf bombing range to have their pups

North Atlantic Grey Seal Pup Halichoerus grypus Donna Nook RAF bombing range Nature Reserve Lincolnshire England UK Stock Photo

RMB9RXJK–North Atlantic Grey Seal Pup Halichoerus grypus Donna Nook RAF bombing range Nature Reserve Lincolnshire England UK

WWII veteran Royal Air Force Avro Lancaster bomber at the IWM Duxford Air Show. Stock Photo

RMPTK7MM–WWII veteran Royal Air Force Avro Lancaster bomber at the IWM Duxford Air Show.

The de Havilland / AIRCO DH.3 three seater twin engine pusher biplane designed and built by The Aircraft Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Hendon, London, N.W.9. – Engines, 2 x 120 h.p. Beardmores. Speed at low levels, 95 miles per hour. Climb to 8,000ft. in 47.5 minutes. Effective range, 700 miles. This machine was produced in March, 1916, for long-distance day bombing, but was not put into production. In late 1917 this type was revived and fitted with 350 to 400 h p. Engines ; then known as the Airco 10 and 10A. The performances of Airco 3 as given above were considered remarkable at that early date. Stock Photo

RM2C7WK5X–The de Havilland / AIRCO DH.3 three seater twin engine pusher biplane designed and built by The Aircraft Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Hendon, London, N.W.9. – Engines, 2 x 120 h.p. Beardmores. Speed at low levels, 95 miles per hour. Climb to 8,000ft. in 47.5 minutes. Effective range, 700 miles. This machine was produced in March, 1916, for long-distance day bombing, but was not put into production. In late 1917 this type was revived and fitted with 350 to 400 h p. Engines ; then known as the Airco 10 and 10A. The performances of Airco 3 as given above were considered remarkable at that early date.

The Secretary of State for Wales, Mr George Thomas talking to press and television reporters at the scene of a bomb explosion in the control tower of a practice bombing range at Pembrey, Carmarthenshire. The shattered windows of the control tower can be seen behind Mr Thomas. 9th September 1968. Stock Photo

RM2HW4RJ1–The Secretary of State for Wales, Mr George Thomas talking to press and television reporters at the scene of a bomb explosion in the control tower of a practice bombing range at Pembrey, Carmarthenshire. The shattered windows of the control tower can be seen behind Mr Thomas. 9th September 1968.

RFK9N2EB–Jaguar GR3 from the RAF's final Jaguar squadron, No 6. Here returning to Coningsby after a short hop to the local bombing range at RAF Holbeach.

RMM5AKF7–New Forest at War, remaining evidence of wartime defences and activity.

A pair of Low Zone barrage balloons. In 1938, British Balloon Command was established to protect cities and key targets such as industrial areas, ports and harbours. The large tethered kite balloons defended ground targets against aircraft attack, by raising aloft steel cables which pose a severe collision risk to aircraft, making the attacker's approach more difficult, forcing them to fly higher and into the range of concentrated anti-aircraft fire. Stock Photo

RM2AW49A9–A pair of Low Zone barrage balloons. In 1938, British Balloon Command was established to protect cities and key targets such as industrial areas, ports and harbours. The large tethered kite balloons defended ground targets against aircraft attack, by raising aloft steel cables which pose a severe collision risk to aircraft, making the attacker's approach more difficult, forcing them to fly higher and into the range of concentrated anti-aircraft fire.

Grey Seal colony, RAF bombing range warning board in background, Donna Nook, Lincolnshire, England, UK. Stock Photo

RMR64F5B–Grey Seal colony, RAF bombing range warning board in background, Donna Nook, Lincolnshire, England, UK.

Grey Seals on the beach at Donna Nook during the birthing season on the Lincolnshire Coast UK Stock Photo

RM2A8NR4B–Grey Seals on the beach at Donna Nook during the birthing season on the Lincolnshire Coast UK

army bombing range/ target practice rusty boat Stock Photo

RFR98YHP–army bombing range/ target practice rusty boat

A low flying RAF Panavia Tornado aircraft, taking part in the NATO exercise Operation Mallet Blow, over the Otterburn range in Northumberland. 3rd August, 1987. Stock Photo

RM2J2K0Y3–A low flying RAF Panavia Tornado aircraft, taking part in the NATO exercise Operation Mallet Blow, over the Otterburn range in Northumberland. 3rd August, 1987.

CEFN SIDAN, WALES - MARCH 25 2021: A Ministry of Defence warning sign in English and Welsh languages at the Pembrey Firing Range in Wales, UK Stock Photo

RF2F7EA3G–CEFN SIDAN, WALES - MARCH 25 2021: A Ministry of Defence warning sign in English and Welsh languages at the Pembrey Firing Range in Wales, UK

RMB8XGG4–Grey Seal (Halichoerus grypus) Pup on RAF Bombing range used as a pupping area for seals - Shown by sign warning of danger - UK

Red arrows enthusiasts photographing the team on an unusual practice over RAF Donna Nook bombing range. Lincolnshire UK Stock Photo

RMEPDRDC–Red arrows enthusiasts photographing the team on an unusual practice over RAF Donna Nook bombing range. Lincolnshire UK

RMR12BHK–The RAF bombing range on Farraid Head, near Durness, Sutherland, Scotland, UK.

An RAF Avro/ Hawker Siddeley Vulcan B2 'V' bomber Stock Photo

RMC547F6–An RAF Avro/ Hawker Siddeley Vulcan B2 'V' bomber

RMGAHMDM–The Queen visits RAF Marham

RM2AA2G2W–RAF Cowden bombing range, East yorkshire

RFA0WGYR–Every year grey seals visit Donna Nook an RAf bombing range to have their pups

RFB9RXF7–North Atlantic Grey Seal Pup Halichoerus grypus Donna Nook RAF bombing range Nature Reserve Lincolnshire England UK

WWII Royal Air Force Avro Lancaster bomber escorted by Hawker Hurricane fighter at the IWM Duxford Air Show. Stock Photo

RMPTK7MP–WWII Royal Air Force Avro Lancaster bomber escorted by Hawker Hurricane fighter at the IWM Duxford Air Show.

The Polish Air Force in Britain, 1940-1947 Three Westland Lysander Mark IIIAs of the 309 Polish Squadron (part of the RAF Army Cooperation Command), based at Dunino, Fife, taking part in a low-level bombing exercise on a range in Scotland. Stock Photo

RM2T1MFPE–The Polish Air Force in Britain, 1940-1947 Three Westland Lysander Mark IIIAs of the 309 Polish Squadron (part of the RAF Army Cooperation Command), based at Dunino, Fife, taking part in a low-level bombing exercise on a range in Scotland.

British WW11 Royal Observer Corps operators. This service monitored enemy aircraft to give advance warning of bombing raids. Stock Photo

RMCBCDC6–British WW11 Royal Observer Corps operators. This service monitored enemy aircraft to give advance warning of bombing raids.

RFK9N2E7–Jaguar GR3 from the RAF's final Jaguar squadron, No 6. Here returning to Coningsby after a short hop to the local bombing range at RAF Holbeach.

RMM5AKA0–New Forest at War, remaining evidence of wartime defences and activity.

Royal Air Force- France, 1939-1940. Bomb-trolleys loaded with 250-lb GP bombs and attendant armourers being towed out by tractor to Fairey Battles at Betheniville prior to a sortie to the bombing practice range at Moronvilliers. Behind them, Battle, K9408 'PM-N', of No. 103 Squadron RAF is prepared for a flight. Stock Photo

RM2JRF3BB–Royal Air Force- France, 1939-1940. Bomb-trolleys loaded with 250-lb GP bombs and attendant armourers being towed out by tractor to Fairey Battles at Betheniville prior to a sortie to the bombing practice range at Moronvilliers. Behind them, Battle, K9408 'PM-N', of No. 103 Squadron RAF is prepared for a flight.

RMR64F7M–Grey Seal colony, RAF bombing range warning board in background, Donna Nook, Lincolnshire, England, UK.

RM2A8NTDF–Grey Seals on the beach at Donna Nook during the birthing season on the Lincolnshire Coast UK

Wainfleet RAF the tower, in friskney near skegness Stock Photo

RFR98YFR–Wainfleet RAF the tower, in friskney near skegness

RM2J2JMGW–A low flying RAF Panavia Tornado aircraft, taking part in the NATO exercise Operation Mallet Blow, over the Otterburn range in Northumberland. 3rd August, 1987.

Controls inside the nose cone of a Canberra reconnaissance airplane, in which the camera operator sits. Stock Photo

RMDXABDK–Controls inside the nose cone of a Canberra reconnaissance airplane, in which the camera operator sits.

vulcan bomber raf kemble airshow xh558 Stock Photo

RMBD4KAM–vulcan bomber raf kemble airshow xh558

Lincolnshire coast RAF Donnanook target area north east coastline UK Stock Photo

RMA4PFD7–Lincolnshire coast RAF Donnanook target area north east coastline UK

A sign about the Cape Wrath bombing range near Durness, Sutherland, UK. Stock Photo

RMR101B5–A sign about the Cape Wrath bombing range near Durness, Sutherland, UK.

RMC547DX–An RAF Avro/ Hawker Siddeley Vulcan B2 'V' bomber

RMGAHMDN–The Queen visits RAF Marham

RM2AA2HE4–RAF Cowden bombing range, East yorkshire

RFA0WH3M–Every year grey seals visit Donna Nook an RAf bombing range to have their pups

North Atlantic Grey Seal Colony Halichoerus grypus Donna Nook RAF bombing range National Nature Reserve Lincolnshire England UK Stock Photo

RMB9N2JB–North Atlantic Grey Seal Colony Halichoerus grypus Donna Nook RAF bombing range National Nature Reserve Lincolnshire England UK

RMPTK7MN–WWII Royal Air Force Avro Lancaster bomber escorted by Hawker Hurricane fighter at the IWM Duxford Air Show.

The Lockheed P-38 Lightning was a World War II American fighter aircraft with distinctive twin booms and a central nacelle containing the cockpit and armament. Along with its use as a general fighter, the P-38 served in various aerial combat roles, night fighter, long-range escort fighter (with drop tanks), pathfinder, and as a fighter-bomber during the invasion of Normandy and the Allied advance across France into Germany. It was also used in the aerial reconnaissance role, the P-38 accounted for 90 percent of the aerial film captured over Europe. Stock Photo

RM2CDPW7Y–The Lockheed P-38 Lightning was a World War II American fighter aircraft with distinctive twin booms and a central nacelle containing the cockpit and armament. Along with its use as a general fighter, the P-38 served in various aerial combat roles, night fighter, long-range escort fighter (with drop tanks), pathfinder, and as a fighter-bomber during the invasion of Normandy and the Allied advance across France into Germany. It was also used in the aerial reconnaissance role, the P-38 accounted for 90 percent of the aerial film captured over Europe.

RMCBCDBD–British WW11 Royal Observer Corps operators. This service monitored enemy aircraft to give advance warning of bombing raids.

RFK9N2EA–Jaguar GR3 from the RAF's final Jaguar squadron, No 6. Here returning to Coningsby after a short hop to the local bombing range at RAF Holbeach.

RMM5AKHT–New Forest at War, remaining evidence of wartime defences and activity.

RM2T1KF1F–Royal Air Force- France, 1939-1940. Bomb-trolleys loaded with 250-lb GP bombs and attendant armourers being towed out by tractor to Fairey Battles at Betheniville prior to a sortie to the bombing practice range at Moronvilliers. Behind them, Battle, K9408 'PM-N', of No. 103 Squadron RAF is prepared for a flight.

'Thunderbird' prepares for takeoff. Stock Photo

RFACDKMF–'Thunderbird' prepares for takeoff.

RAF Donna Nook with Seals at birthing time on the Lincolnshire Coast UK Stock Photo

RMR07MK6–RAF Donna Nook with Seals at birthing time on the Lincolnshire Coast UK

RFAB3TH9–B-17 Flyby

Grey Seal - Halichoerus grypus (Meaning Hooked-nosed sea pig). This image was taken at Donna Nook, Lincolnshire, UK Stock Photo

RFE08J37–Grey Seal - Halichoerus grypus (Meaning Hooked-nosed sea pig). This image was taken at Donna Nook, Lincolnshire, UK

RMDXABDH–Controls inside the nose cone of a Canberra reconnaissance airplane, in which the camera operator sits.

The footpath along the dunes at Donna Nook National Nature Reserve, Lincolnshire UK. Stock Photo

RFFNYT00–The footpath along the dunes at Donna Nook National Nature Reserve, Lincolnshire UK.

A WE177A parachute retarded free fall nuclear weapon on display at Orfordness, Suffolk Such weapons were tested during the 1960s Stock Photo

RMAFGRB5–A WE177A parachute retarded free fall nuclear weapon on display at Orfordness, Suffolk Such weapons were tested during the 1960s

World war 2 , anti-aircraft precautions -- WWII - A range-finder crew on a heavy-gun site in Britain. Stock Photo

RM2JH781X–World war 2 , anti-aircraft precautions -- WWII - A range-finder crew on a heavy-gun site in Britain.

Saltfleet (Donna nook)Lincolnshire England. Stock Photo

RMBK9HCP–Saltfleet (Donna nook)Lincolnshire England.

The Queen visits RAF Holbeach Stock Photo

RMGAHMEC–The Queen visits RAF Holbeach

Looking North West across Geodha Smoo towards Faraid Head, Durness, Caithness, Scotland Stock Photo

RMF5DBD3–Looking North West across Geodha Smoo towards Faraid Head, Durness, Caithness, Scotland

RFA0WHGN–Every year grey seals visit Donna Nook an RAf bombing range to have their pups

RFB9N357–North Atlantic Grey Seal Colony Halichoerus grypus Donna Nook RAF bombing range National Nature Reserve Lincolnshire England UK

Donna Nook, Grey seals, international, conservation, grey seal colony, low-lying coast, North-Lincolnshire, England, bombing range, RAF Donna Nook. Stock Photo

RMFADR1J–Donna Nook, Grey seals, international, conservation, grey seal colony, low-lying coast, North-Lincolnshire, England, bombing range, RAF Donna Nook.

McDonnell Douglas DC10, KC10 MilitaryVarient at RAF Leuchars in Fife, Scotland. GAV 1080-37 Stock Photo

RMA3RCA1–McDonnell Douglas DC10, KC10 MilitaryVarient at RAF Leuchars in Fife, Scotland. GAV 1080-37

RMCBCDBJ–British WW11 Royal Observer Corps operators. This service monitored enemy aircraft to give advance warning of bombing raids.

North Atlantic Grey Seal (Halichoerus grypus) on a sandflat at the Donna Nook Nature Reserve. Stock Photo

RMCRPHYT–North Atlantic Grey Seal (Halichoerus grypus) on a sandflat at the Donna Nook Nature Reserve.

RMM5AKA5–New Forest at War, remaining evidence of wartime defences and activity.

Royal Air Force Bomber Command, 1942-1945. Operation CHASTISE: the attack on the Moehne, Eder and Sorpe Dams by No. 617 Squadron RAF on the night of 16/17 May 1943. No. 617 Squadron practice dropping the 'Upkeep' weapon at Reculver bombing range, Kent. Second launch sequence (2): the Lancaster releases the bomb towards the shore. Stock Photo

RM2T1FM3J–Royal Air Force Bomber Command, 1942-1945. Operation CHASTISE: the attack on the Moehne, Eder and Sorpe Dams by No. 617 Squadron RAF on the night of 16/17 May 1943. No. 617 Squadron practice dropping the 'Upkeep' weapon at Reculver bombing range, Kent. Second launch sequence (2): the Lancaster releases the bomb towards the shore.

Donna Nook, Lincolnshire, UK. 17th Nov, 2018. Visitors treated to blue sky's and mild November day during the annual Seal breeding and Seal pups birthing at the RAF bombing range. Credit: Clifford Norton/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMR28DMK–Donna Nook, Lincolnshire, UK. 17th Nov, 2018. Visitors treated to blue sky's and mild November day during the annual Seal breeding and Seal pups birthing at the RAF bombing range. Credit: Clifford Norton/Alamy Live News