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Message: <blockquote data-quote="steve west" data-source="post: 1353289" data-attributes="member: 23426">Hi A few years over 20 years ago Cley was my home from home, but that was in the days of Nancy's café and all that pre-birdline birding. Blakeney-Cley-Salthouse almost always has something of interest: great in the winter for a seawatch, rare and scarce migrants in the spring and autumn. My "personal" home patch was the stretch of coast between Sea Palling and Winterton. Back then it was good for spotting the Cranes as well as the odd migrant passerine. I expect it's well covered nowadays after the Sparrow (can't remember what kind of Sparrow) put it on the birding map. The north Norfolk coast has so many options especially if you want to try and find some of your own birds and are not too worried about keeping up with the latest rarity. Get out and enjoy it, lucky you!Steve<a href="http://www.BirdingInSpain.com" target="_blank">http://www.BirdingInSpain.com</a></blockquote>