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Recent content by Peter Dolton

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    Norfolk Butterflies and Moths

    Speckled Wood Thompson Water 30th March
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    Warham Greens - parking at Garden Drove

    I would suggest that the photo in post 3 is not exactly how it should be. The two cars parked alongside the trailers are exactly where other trailers will be parked should they return from their feeding mission. People must realise if there is nowhere suitable on the Drove to go to the east end...
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    Norfolk Butterflies and Moths

    Dingy Skipper and Holly Blue at Foulden yesterday
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    Norfolk birding

    At about 12.15pm about 600m west of drinking pool on main track at Wells, large group of people looking for Pallas's Warbler when I heard what I took to be Pallas's song. I know in the past they have been known to sing but someone I spoke to thought a tape was being played. Anyone know if it was...
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    Norfolk birding

    Male Hawfinch at Lynford feeding on ground along feeders this morning- so not put off by any ringing activity
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    Norfolk birding

    From the arboretum car park, which is off the road from A1065 in Mundford and goes past Lynford Hall, cross the road and follow the straight path. On the left after 150 yards, after going past a alrge pair of gates there is a five barred gate on your left, look from here. There is a 'tunnel'...
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    Norfolk birding

    Garden Drove is the western track, next one to the east is the one that comes off A149 opposite side road to Warham village. Go down this one and turn east.
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    Scottish Independence

    One issue could be if Scotland is not a member of the EU- as it won't gain entry straight away- how would that affect agricultural policy and environmental legislation. Conservation in Scotland might or might not be better off.
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    Norfolk birding

    Perhaps everyone should go to wonderful Watton tomorrow as from the screengrab it seems to be avoiding the rain
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    Norfolk Butterflies and Moths

    Ringlet and Clouded Yellow at Narborough Railway line this morning
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    Norfolk birding

    re Photographers at Lynford. I have seen some crouched and sitting very still on low stools with only the absolute minimum of movement needed to take photos and birds not disturbed. Others have been leaning against the white container, camera on extended tripod two or three strides away and...
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    Richard A Richardson

    The author of Guardian Spirit of the East Bank is Moss Taylor- Does that help?
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    shoveller still in eclipse in January?

    By chance, having seen this post on Saturday and been surprised that a male Shoveler was still in eclipse, I came across a similar male in Norfolk on Sunday- though there was more green starting to show on its head.
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    Norfolk birding

    Today at Blakeney Point there were many seal pups in the dunes. Only six were seen east of the start of the dunes on the Point -two of which were in a bad way while the others were well fed. Surprised that the total for pups at the Point was 1200 as I understood there were about 500 there two...
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    Norfolk birding

    Front left foreground is pool at Kelling Quags looking west towards Salthouse. Gramborough Hill is the high ground. With the waves beyond
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