My suggestion would be to ignore that pointless response.!
if that's aimed at me, wind your neck in
I am inherently dubious about someone with only 2 or 3 posts to his name asking about the sites of rare breeding birds, and so should everyone else be
that said, I was trying to be helpful in a 'throwaway' way
South Creake is not happening this year and the Honeys are virtually not happening at all either. If some of Norfolk's top birders (and no that isn't self-deprecatory humour) are spending 9 hours at a stretch watching from supposedly the best place to look (no comment) and not seeing a HB then that gives an indication of how hard the task would be for an out-of-county-er
many of these blackboard sightings of HB are dubious, IMLTHO
I saw Monty's last weekend but have no intention of passing the location on as it could store up problems for them next year
a couple of weeks ago Tideliner informed us that a load of birders had trampled all over the car park field at Swanton trying to boot a Quail out, potentially trashing its nest underfoot
given that little snippet of information, why on Earth would any birder that gives a monkeys about the welfare of our rare breeders be giving out localities on an internet site ?
the Monty's and Honey sites were starting to bear all the hallmarks of fairground rides
"What shall we go on next ? "
"oo, lets go and have a go on the Montys and then maybe we'll have a go on the Honeys afterwards"
Swanton Novers ?
Swanton Waltzers more like