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Norfolk birding
Ridiculous statement, grow a brain cell. This is actually hilarious -
Norfolk birding
Great white egret at Strumpshaw reserve this morning, in front of the Tower hide at 07:45. Still there when I left. -
Norfolk birding
Kingfisher Hi all This bird was brought in by a cat about a month ago. At the time I thought there was a good chance it was game over for any associated nest, however the owner has recently seen three Kingfishers sitting together in the garden, presumably fledglings. This was good news but... -
Norfolk birding
Oops, I didn't clock that you're familiar with garden warblers, could it be a Nightingale. -
Norfolk birding
There's been a garden warbler around there over the past few days.....sounds like it -
Norfolk birding
Interesting, The images are great, thanks for the reply. -
Norfolk birding
This doesn't look a gropper to me, more like a reed warbler. -
Norfolk birding
My first cuckoo at strumpshaw yesterday, he called once and then headed north. -
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Norfolk birding
Hooded crow? There were two of these in the fields behind East Runton. -
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Norfolk birding
1st yr caspian / yellow legged? Hello I photographed this gull (feeding on a dead rabbit) from the car whilst leaving Buckenham Marshes yesterday afternoon (5:30pm). My first thought was caspian but I'm not sure. Al -
Norfolk birding
Agreed, I don't thank people enough for taking the time to write trip reports -
Norfolk birding
Alright guys A lot of users have their own blogs, I'm wondering if their are any personal favorite sites out there? I've had a good look but any suggestions will hopefully flag up good options that I've missed. Cheers Al -
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For the last two days there's been an adult med gull in the fields along the cliff top between East and West Runton, with a good number of waders too. Al -
Norfolk birding
Godwit map I'm a little distracted and produced this, for anyone else who is distracted -
Norfolk birding
The Godwit................. Adult, female RO-RZ 13.06.12 Bakkar, Laugarás, Árnessýsla, S Iceland RO-RZ 24.06.12 Bakkar, Laugarás, Árnessýsla, S Iceland RO-RZ 26.04.13 Leighton Moss, Lancashire, NW England RO-RZ 09.05.13 Bakkar, Laugarás, Árnessýsla, S Iceland RO-RZ 17.05.13 Bakkar, Laugarás... -
Norfolk birding
You obviously think a lot of your self, but when does it stop? Do you have to acknowledge the acknowledgement? and then should you acknowledge the acknowledgement that acknowledged the original acknowledgement. And repeat. Furthermore, does everybody else who found the answer useful and... -
Norfolk birding
Out of interest, I've encountered a few species in North Africa whilst walking in desert regions, one being the desert wheat ear. Some species have been very bold, approaching me when I stopped for a break and taking scraps of bread I flicked for them. I also noticed birds closely following... -
Norfolk birding
sometimes coincidence is a strange thing, Its strongly suggestive, but not evidence, which you need before accusations of criminality. -
Norfolk birding
I agree with Brian, Photos of birds which have missing feathers is definitely not evidence of an attempted shooting, neither is hearing a gun shot. A bag full of dead buzzards on the other hand........ Lets stick to facts