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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JCLynn" data-source="post: 1861113" data-attributes="member: 77625">I'm glad that I waited so that I could read the full monty and see al of you photo's, and those brilliant video's!What a fantastic,thrill packed, Norfolk Trip Paul.Super report, and,my goodness, what a bonanza of nature sights you experienced!I'd have slept for a week after that lot! The Swallow behaviour was fascinating. He was bathing. Although they do land and have a bath in puddles, they also seem to realy enjoy having a 'fly and dip'. I suppose I would too,if I could fly,it certainly looks like fun!I should pop over the border into Norfolk more often (it's only a stone's throw from my door). All of my birding was based there in my younger days, but since then, my local county (Cambs) has come on leaps and bounds so I'm pre-occupied locally at the moment.I still do three norfolk visits a year though, Martlesham Heath Nightjars, in  July, A 'winter goose' trip in November, and a Snettisham Wader flock trip in October or february(depending on the weather).Alltogether a fantastic and very enjoyable read Paul.</blockquote>