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NORWICH AREA: Grey Wagtails

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25th February 2012 An evening drive south of Norwich was owl-less, but we were rewarded with excellent views of a pair of Grey Wagtails . ...

WHITLINGHAM: Brent still, and a Buzzard

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25th February 2012 Whitlingham was very busy this morning, with some sort of big canoe race on.  Even the woodland carpark was full, as peo...

NORWICH: Great White Egret

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19th February 2012 A brief trip to Three Score in the morning was enough to catch up with the Great White Egret that had eluded me on Thur...

WHITLINGHAM: Pintail

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18th February 2012 A last visit to Whitlingham of my week off.  Had the Great White Egret still been showing at Colney I may well have head...

NORTH NORFOLK: Finches & Buntings

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17th February 2012 Cathy's birthday, but she agreed to do a bit of birding provided there wasn't much walking involved.  We headed ...

NORWICH: Colney & Earlham

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16th February 2012 As a change from Whitlingham I went out to the west of the city.  Starting at Colney Gravel Pits I had a scan for Smew o...
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WHITLINGHAM: Three Smew

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15th February 2012 Another visit to Whitlingham this morning in the drizzle.  Level with the island I saw two adult male Goldeneye , making...
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WHITLINGHAM: Thorpe Marsh Dunlin & Goosander

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14th February 2012 Rather than visit Whitlingham today I decided to have a walk around the Thorpe side, and it paid off nicely.  Scanning t...
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NORWICH: Wintering Blackcap

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12th February 2012 A wintering Blackcap in the garden today, feeding on ivy berries.

WHITLINGHAM: Smew & Brent Goose pics

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11th February 2012 Finally the weekend was here, and I hadn't looked forward to a patch visit as much in ages.  The Great Broad was mos...

WHITLINGHAM: Brent Goose!

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9th February 2012 Since my visit on Saturday a reasonable amount of snow and a cold snap had opened the floodgates for scarce winter birds...

WHITLINGHAM: Ooh a few flakes of snow!

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4th February 2012 Well its the cold snap we wanted (sort of), and it was down to Whitlingham, where birding would surely be as simple as sp...

EAST NORFOLK: Loads of Cormorants and a winter Skua

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29th January 2012 We spent Sunday afternoon doing a spot of leisurely birding in the Great Yarmouth area. The Velvet Scoter that has spen...

WHITLINGHAM: Week 5 and it's all quiet again

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28th January 2012 Spring was in the air today, with pairs of Egyptian Geese using every vantage point to noisily proclaim their territories...

WHITLINGHAM: Local rarity - Ferruginous Duck

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21st January 2012 Firstly many thanks to those who sent messages regarding the Ferruginous Duck.  As planned I got to Whitlingham on Saturd...
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