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  1. Hornchurch

    Late For Wren Nesting, or Average ? - (Plus A Chaffinch Briefly Interferes)

    Am pretty stoked at the minute, as we have FOUR different types (species) of Birds nesting around our countryside house in less than orange throwing distance. Whilst the other three ARE regulars (year after year), another high dedicated box that I put-up last year is now in use. It's about...
  2. Grey Partridge 0082.jpg

    Grey Partridge 0082.jpg

    Grey Partridge
  3. Lapland Bunting 6713.jpg

    Lapland Bunting 6713.jpg

    Lapland Bunting
  4. Common Gull

    Common Gull

    Photographed at Salthouse in Norfolk, my limited birding experience always leads me into thinking I have found a Ring-billed Gull but, on further inspection they always turn out to be Common.
  5. Sacred Ibis 2833.jpg

    Sacred Ibis 2833.jpg

    Have a great weekend...Stay safe
  6. Lapwing 0350.jpg

    Lapwing 0350.jpg

    Lapwing
  7. Turnstone

    Turnstone

    working the wrack at the shoreline
  8. Linnet 9652.jpg

    Linnet 9652.jpg

    Linnet
  9. Oystercatcher

    Oystercatcher

    Flying along the tideline of the north Norfolk coast
  10. Grey Plover .jpg

    Grey Plover .jpg

    Back home after a couple of days in hospital...Where would we be without the NHS
  11. Marsh Tit 3778 (1).jpg

    Marsh Tit 3778 (1).jpg

    Marsh Tit
  12. Greenshank 7636.jpeg

    Greenshank 7636.jpeg

    Greenshank
  13. Blue Tit 5771.jpeg

    Blue Tit 5771.jpeg

    Blue Tit
  14. Ringed Plover 5408 (1).jpg

    Ringed Plover 5408 (1).jpg

    Ringed Plover
  15. Mute Swans 3019.jpg

    Mute Swans 3019.jpg

    Mute Swans
  16. Mandarin Duck

    Mandarin Duck

    At least 3 pairs on the Little Ouse at St Helens picnic Park
  17. Icterine Warbler, Plantation, Blakeney Point

    Icterine Warbler, Plantation, Blakeney Point

    Headed to Norfolk today as there were a few bits around. Dipped on the UK lifer, but was rewarded for a 7 mile hike on shingle out to Blakeney Point with cracking views of this icterine warbler.
  18. Another day ends

    Another day ends

    First purple sunset, (above the top cloud) i,ve ever seen over Thornham North Norfolk, sunset, flooding and the best part of Norfolk. To those phone users down there last night, ohh come on, get a real camera, phones are for calling family and not for photography, you want real photos then buy...
  19. Thornham at high high tide

    Thornham at high high tide

    Brill day out ends in a stunning moment and a dam funny one. Thornham just before sundown with the whole marsh flooded. 3 stop grad with big stopper, Lee filters. want to show the stunning wide beauty of open marsh land. And to the two guys if you see this post, do try and remember your...
  20. Thornham salt marsh at dawn

    Thornham salt marsh at dawn

    Thornham salt marsh North Norfolk, so peaceful but can be bland, the key is those small creeks or flooded mud ponds to give punch to the foregrounds.
  21. Thornham North Norfolk

    Thornham North Norfolk

    First time out since July due to personal issues and was a nice change and an early start. The weather really didn't play ball but for a short time did have a colourful sunrise with the sun giving some mist a nice glow. Got some crazy color banding due to the 500kb limit grrrr lol. Thornham...
  22. Dersingham Bog North Norfolk

    Dersingham Bog North Norfolk

    Dersingham Bog North Norfolk is part of the Sandringham estate and is the only place near to me where you can walk a good distance without touching roads. This is one of the small ponds out in the wetland part. if you like to get away from others then here is the right place. Visit Norfolk...
  23. Red Breasted Flycatcher

    Red Breasted Flycatcher

    The very showy red breasted flycatcher at Holmes Dunes at the weekend
  24. Dotterel

    Dotterel

    After seeing these as a speck through a scope last year, it was nice to have them at 25 yards on Sunday
  25. Olive Backed Pipit

    Olive Backed Pipit

    The final gift in a day that kept giving in Norfolk. Unbelievable day's birding.
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