After Saturdays seawatching extravaganza, Sunday was quieter, with a brief seawatch, then onto kenidjack and cot valleys, saw 9 firecrest, pied fly, 2 spot fly and chiffchaffs but not the hoped for yank passerine! Finished with a phalarope twitch at gwithian.
Found this cracking Red breasted flycatcher at winterton this afternoon, initially very sluggish & napping, then became much more sprightly, even fed on the floor a few metres away oblivious to my presence. Also 5 redstarts, winterton/horsey, song thrushes, robins & goldcrests.
An after work foray to winterton/horsey this afternoon produced the Lesser grey shrike, 3 redstarts, firecrest, mealy redpoll, green sand and a handful of song thrushes #norfolkbirding
After a hard going few days of migrant hunting it was nice to find this Red-backed shrike late on today at winterton, bit distant and brief, but very welcome #norfolkbirds
An estimated 11-12.5 million cats in the UK. If each 1 takes just 6 wild birds pa, that's circa 70 million wild birds killed. This shows the issue when 1 finds a #Nightjar nest on a site I monitor in #Norfolk Nothing to add 🤬🤬@_bto@BBCSpringwatch@Natures_Voice@BBCLookEast
Hi @sainsburys I just about understand you putting the price up 30-40% over the last few years, but today you have made them half the size, come on, this is a step too far. Look at the size of them, this has to be a joke!
Glaucous gull at winterton this morning, Vis mig was reasonable 6.15-8am with 141 siskin, 118 chaffinch,15 mipit, 6 reed bunting, 3 linnet, 6 pied wag, Grey wag & c270 starling. All south from bramble gap
Sheringham this morning was pretty wild and windy, with a 35-40mph northerly blowing and showers, we saw 7 Little auks, puffin, Great northern diver, 2 bonxies, 3+ little gull and c100 kittiwakes.