- This normally encompasses 3 villages, 4 reserves and 2 country estates... return home with jelly legs.
- On the plus side many large and scarce birds seen in flight, GWEgret, Spoonbill, SEOwl and falcons, over and landing in normally heavily disturbed areas.
- Large Mammals also in evidence and again in unexpected areas usually over run with dog walkers.
- Many clicks of empty shoot managed farmland, all in need of re-wilding...
- No real grilling of species...
- Had to bike ride to cross-train for this. Getting fit!?
- Takes up too much time.
- Wildlife crime by landowners is frequently uncovered...
- Conclusions: Upgraded gears grip shifts on bike...
20200403 Merlin
Male off Little Eye Salthouse Marshes.
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20200403 Merlin
Classic side profile of this small and compact falcon.
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20200506 Arctic Tern
2 birds in Blakeney Harbour along with feeding flock of 40 Commons over main channel.
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20200506 Whimbrel
Good passage this spring.
This bird feeding on small crabs in Morston's saltmarsh.
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20200507 WoodSanpiper
Bright and spangled upperparts for breeding.
Also brighter olive green legs than in autumn. But see shot of Green below. |
20200507 Wood Sanpiper
2 breeding plumaged birds on Swan Lake.
Photographic problem with heat haze.
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20150409 Green Sandpiper
April bird in 2015 from Daukes. Green has it due to the clean white eye-ring and overall contrast in breeding plumage.
Neat head and neck pattern. |
20101012 Solitary Sandpiper Yellowish-green legs. |
20101012 Solitary Sandpiper
Primary projection beyond tail, only just in Green.
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20200520 Black Swan
Walking through Cley Village 2 rather odd Swans appeared going east over the beach...
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20200520 Black Swan |
20200520 The Watchers House
Now empty and peaceful, and surrounded by Thrift.
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20200520 Large Gull sp.
300 plus on beach beside poorly fenced and un-wardened Little Tern colony.
Gulls very spooky as if aware of direct control....
Less than 20 LTs in area
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