Hundreds of seal pups can be found at this time of year at Donna Nook on the Lincolnshire coast and you have not disappointed with your adorable pictures!
Every November and December, seals give birth to their pups near the sand dunes, which is considered a wildlife haven and attracts visitors from across the UK.
One visitor was lucky enough to capture on film the birth of one of the 1,201 pups at Donna Nook:
Take a look at some of our favourite images from readers:
Having a rest
Photo: Julie Sadler
Look at those eyes!
Photo: Aimee Goold
Cute!
Photo: Yvonne Hudson
It’s a hard life
Photo: Christine Williams
Seal of approval
Photo: Aimee Goold
Smile for the camera!
Photo: Julie Sadler
Stretch!
Photo: Yvonne Hudson
Exploring the surroundings
Photo: Aimee Goold
Tired mummy
Photo: Julie Sadler
Just chilling
Photo: Christine Williams
I see you!
Photo: Julie Sadler
Sleep time!
Photo: Kelly Putt
Do you have any adorable pictures of the seals at Donna Nook? Send them into us at [email protected].
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David Beveridge and Jake Keeton both scored tries as Lincoln’s 1st XV completed a league double over local rivals Market Rasen & Louth with a narrow 10-3 home win.
Spen Holvey, who stood in as captain for the injured Jake Pryer, slotted over a penalty to secure a losing bonus point for Market Rasen.
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Corporal Phil Dye said he has had the “privilege of taking videos and photographs from the backseat of the Red Arrows Hawk T1 aircraft” for just over a year in his role as Visual Communicator for the Red Arrows.