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Input: The black-browed albatross arrived on Thursday at RSPB Bempton Cliffs, near Flamborough. Craig Thomas, of Flamborough Bird Observatory, said: "It is likely ranging in the northern hemisphere looking for a mate but is probably the only one in Europe." More than 300 birdwatchers from across the country have so far come to see it. The adult bird, thought to be at least eight years old, has ranged from the cliffs at Bempton to Flamborough lighthouse. Mr Thomas, chair of the observatory said: "It's an exceptional sighting, the first time a bird like this has lingered at a British mainland colony." More from Yorkshire The large seabird is proving easy to see from the coastal path on the second day of its visit, so social distancing can be observed by visitors, he said. Thursday's sighting was the first in the North Sea this year. The bird originates in the South Atlantic and it is very rare for individuals to travel to the northern hemisphere. The RSPB centre at Bempton is currently closed due to the coronavirus outbreak but the cliff top can be accessed. Follow BBC Yorkshire on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Send your story ideas to yorkslincs.news@bbc.co.uk or send video here.

Black-browed Albatross searches Bempton cliffs for mate