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Norfolk birding in the sunshine

Holkham birders

Peter, Dave, Joan, and Ruth



Cley bird spectacle

Always an incredible bird spectacle at Cley NWT Reserve



Green winged Teal Cley

This drake Green-winged Teal was amongst the masses of birds at the reserve at Cley



Snettisham Pinks

Arty shot of just a few of the tens of thousands of Pink-footed Geese leaving their roost at Snettisham RSPB on the Wash



Titchwell dawn group

The early birder gets the best birds! Dawn at RSPB Titchwell



Titchwell Golden Plover

Magic carpet of Golden Plover reflected in the still lagoon



Waxwing Holt

One of a flock of these beautiful Waxwings at Holt



Waxwing Wing

Showing off the blobs of 'sealing wax' which give these wonderful birds their name!



Some of the highlight birds we saw included:

    Black-throated Diver
    Fulmar
    Spoonbill
    Whooper Swan
    Pink-footed Goose
    White-fronted Goose
    Barnacle Goose
    Brent Goose
    Egyptian Goose
    Green-winged Teal
    Eider
    Velvet Scoter
    Red Kite
    Marsh Harrier
    Hen Harrier
    Merlin
    Peregrine
    Red-legged Partridge
    Grey Partridge
    Water Rail
    Avocet
    Golden Plover
    Ruff
    Spotted Redshank
    Green Sandpiper
    Barn Owl
    Short-eared Owl
    Waxwing
    Stonechat
    Fieldfare
    Redwing
    Cetti's Warbler
    Yellow-browed Warbler
    Bearded Tit
    Twite
    Snow Bunting

Our next trip to Norfolk is Friday 6th - Sunday 8th January 2012, a wonderful way to get your 2012 year list off to a flying start! So why not join us for this great birding weekend? We are sure to see masses of wild geese, wildfowl and waders, lots of raptors along with many of the Norfolk specialities such as Bittern, Bearded Tit, Marsh Harrier and of course, always the chance of something rarer perhaps Rough-legged Buzzard, Shore Lark or Great Grey Shrike?

To book your place or for more information, email us on info@thebiggesttwitch.com. We hope you can join us!


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