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Recent content by andyrew
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Norfolk birding
Great day yesterday playing cricket at Stiffkey. Had a great view of a Hobby skimming the trees but at around 5pm a Goshawk displayed overhead for a few minutes before being joined by a female and settling in the woods! It was enough to stop the match for a few minutes as half our team are... -
Norfolk birding
Re: Dark Breasted Barn Owl A group of us found one roosting right on the coastal path at Stiffkey in November. It was definitely a lot darker and mottled around to head. We all agreed that it was different but we were 75% sure but no further conformation came|:(| The bird had been seen coming... -
Norfolk birding
Highs & Lows What a brilliant year! Did some fantastic birding in Valencia and Tunisia this year. But at home highlights have to be Lesser Grey at Holkham and Little Bittern at Titchwell. Also watching the pair of Montague's Harriers at blahblah mobbing a Red Kite was pretty spectacular... -
Norfolk birding
I live in Warham and there's been a male Hen Harrier floating around the Iron Age Camp regularly. I walk my dog there each day and he's pretty reliable. Take the hilly road opposite the three horseshoes pub and go to the top of the hill after about 2/3 mile and there's a metal gate on your right... -
Norfolk birding
Twites have been more or less guaranteed near the camp at Stiffkey for the last few weeks, normally in good flocks. the sparrowhawk at wells normally hunts from the gable on the 'pop in amusements' on the quay. Seen him eating a starling and a turnstone on the bank in the last week from the... -
Norfolk birding
Back yesterday from a week's birding in Tunisia and just had a gorgeous male Marsh Harrier drift over my garden in Warham while i was feeding the chickens. It's so good to be back!! -
Norfolk birding
Oh....by the way, i'm off to Tunisia on Saturday, staying on the med coast. Anyone have any ideas of what'll be about and what i should be looking for?? Because i'll be going in blind and ignorant!!!!!! thanks -
Norfolk birding
Had a really good day in the garden in Warham today. Spent four hours putting a fence up to keep the dog in. Whilst doing it managed to see plenty of jays, four Gt Spotted Woodpeckersand oneGreen Woodpecker. Hundreds of Pinks havejust flown over. Also saw a flock of around 30 Redwing heading... -
Norfolk birding
Damn the Weekend!!! Boooo...hiss!!! It's the weekend, which means work work work. No time for birding but i shall be out bright and early on Monday Morning when my weekend starts!!! -
Norfolk birding
just been on coastal path in stiffkey for the dark breasted barn owl and the paths are all fine. red-necked phalarope at cley has just been eaten by a sparrowhawk so that's buggered up my afternoon off a bit....have to head into the woods at wells for an hour i think!! -
Norfolk birding
What a Morning!!! What an excellent morning. Fed the chickens at eight then headed off to Cley. On the way out of Stiffkey, found the Snow Goose in a field of pinks by the bait diggers path. Got rather wet at Walsey Hills and even wetter at Cley. Arrived at Dawkes Hide and got excellent views... -
Norfolk birding
Had a few hours at Cley over lunchtime and it was deserted!! Only a few mallard and shoveler on the water with several teal. No raptors in sight but i did briefly catch a fem bearded tit zip over. Debated heading to burnham for the snow goose and spoonbill but decided against it. Back to... -
Norfolk birding
Just finished my break before the bank holiday lunchtime onslaught at the Red Lion in Stiffkey, and sat opposite the pub by the river. Kingfisher whistled past and then had fantastic views of our resident pair of Peregrines hunting together over the field. They zoomed round for about five... -
Norfolk Coastal Path: A Norfolkian Odyssey
excellent report. thanks for the compliments on the wherry in the red lion in stiffkey.......... I'm the Landlord!!- andyrew
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- Forum: Vacational Trip Reports
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Norfolk birding
there has been a pair of honeys drifting around Stiffkey all summer, presumed to be nesting behind the fen. Can regularly be seen drifting over the wood on the hill in the middle of the village opposite the pub. Red Kite hasn't visited since last Friday though which is a shame but i've managed...