South Stack

The teddy bears were on holiday last week with their pals. They went to their favourite holiday spot - the Island of Anglesey, just off the North-West coast of Wales. There were lots of exciting things to do and lovely places to visit, and the weather was very sunny and dry.

One especially nice day, they visited a place called South Stack which is right at the top of some cliffs overlooking the sea. It is run by the RSPB (the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds).

At certain times of the year the cliffs are home to lots of different seabirds, like puffins (who look very comical) and guillemots and razorbills, though the bears were a little disappointed not to see hundreds and hundreds of them.

There is a white building on the cliff top called Ellins Tower, which has telescopes and binoculars which you can borrow to see the birds close up, a live tv camera feed and helpful people to point out the best places to look. The bears were lucky because they had brought their own binoculars, but they were pleased they could look through the telescopes, which they had never used before!