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Saturday 19th January 2008, 16:38
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Location: Plymouth
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Shore Larks
Are Shore Larks around in North Norfolk at present? If so where is best? (I haven't seen any reports on Bird Guides for ages)
Also where is it best to see Bitterns (any chance of seeing them on the ground any where)? Planning visit in early Feb Pete Aley |
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Sunday 20th January 2008, 14:20
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Hi Pete,
Shorelarks seem to be thin on the ground this winter, there were a few in the autumn but none seem to have hung around, Holkham Bay is as good a place as any but i havent heard of any recent reports unfortunately, as for Bitterns I know that there were regular good sightings from one of the Strumpshaw hides before Xmas but dont know what the situation is at the moment, hopefully someone else will come up with some more info for you. |
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Saturday 26th January 2008, 15:15
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Holkham
Checked on Birdguides. There were 20 on beach at Holkham on 12th Jan, but none there on 16th.
Could they be hiding somewhere else along the coast? Richard |
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