Grey Partridges and Lapwing, Eye Field, Cley, 29th April2020.
Grey Heron, Main Cut, Cley, 29th April2020. Feeding amongst SIX bloody balloons!
Whinchat, Iron Road, Salthouse, 28th April2020.
Sedge Warbler, Cley, 24th April2020.
Peregrine, Cley, 24th April2020.
Spoonbill, Cley, 24th April2020.
Yellow Wagtails, Morston, 23rd April2020.
Cley, 21st April2020. Amazing totally cloud-free skies these last few
days, with not a single aeroplane trail all day long. Never have
I seen it like this before.
Hares, Gramborough Marsh, Salthouse, 14th April2020. [Just click the replay arrow - bottom left or
maybe bottom centre in the image - to view again.]
Willow Warbler, Cley, 11th April2020.
Orange-tip, Cley, 11th April2020.
Brimstone, Cley, 11th April2020.
Wren, Walsey Hills, Cley, 9th April2020.
Walsey Hills, Cley, 6th April2020. The Blackthorn blossom just reaching its peak now.
Ring Ouzel, Salthouse, 6th April2020.
Wheatear, Salthouse, 6th April2020.
Short-eared Owl, Salthouse, 6th April2020.
Great White Egrets, Cley, 4th April2020.
Field Vole, Cley, 3rd April2020. [Just click the replay arrow - bottom left or
maybe bottom centre in the image - to see it again.]
Firecrest, Walsey Hills, Cley, 2nd April2020.
Black Swan, Snipe's Marsh, Cley, 1st April2020. Newly arrived; the first here for some years.
Red Deer, Glandford, 31st March2020. Part of a group of 9 breaking cover.
Pink-footed Geese, Cley, 31st March2020. Six of the last eight.
Purple Heron, Cley, 30th March2020.
Blob, Cley, 30th March2020. Does anyone know what this is please?
Plaice, Cley, 30th March2020.
Lobster, Cley, 30th March2020. Part of a tide wreck following Sunday's northerly
gale. It was still alive (just), so I 'lobbed' it back in.
West Bank, Cley, 30th March2020. The annual 'Essential' destruction of the
insect-rich Alexanders by the Dis Environment Agency.
Polecat, Cley garden (not mine, alas!), 25th March2020. It has a very pale face, so is surely a Polecat
showing its Ferret genes. [Just click the replay arrow - bottom
left or maybe bottom centre in the image - to see it again.]
Purple Heron, Salthouse, 28th March2020.
Spoonbills, Cley, 27th March2020. Four gorgeous breeding plumaged adults dropped in
at midday. Gorgeously unringed too.
Small Tortoiseshell, Cley, 27th March2020.
Great White Egret and Little Egret, Cley, 26th March2020.
Comma, Cley, 26th March2020.
Black Redstart, Cley, 25th March2020.
Dogfish, Cley, 15th March2020. The second on the beach in two days.
Peacock Butterfly, Cley, 25th March2020. Hopefully the DisEnvironment Agency will not find
it essential to mow the Cley banks this spring.
Common Toads, Cley, 20th March2020.
Whooper Swans, Cley, 19th March2020.
Barn Owl, Salthouse, 18th March2020.
Tree Sparrow, Cley, 17th March2020.
Barn Owl, Cley, 15th March2020.
Wheatear, Cley, 15th March2020.
Red-legged Partridge, Cley, 14th March2020.
Waxwings, Salthouse, 14th March2020. Feeding on Robusta Hybrid Black Poplar blossom.
Great Grey Shrike, Fincham, Norfolk, 13th March2020.
Little Grebe, Cley, 12th March2020.
Common Cranes, Cley, 10th March2020. These four flew west mid morning, making a total of
10 flying west here in the last five days – unless they're doing
complete laps of the county (which is quite possible).
Pochards, Snipe's Marsh, Cley, 10th March2020. The flock is up to 23 today.
Common Toad, Walsey Hills, Cley, 10th March2020.
Common Cranes, Gramborough Hill, Salthouse, 7th March2020.
North Scrape, Cley, 15th January2020.
More ducks are using the often neglected North Scrape than the
other main pools at Cley NWT at the moment, including 150
Pintail this afternoon.
Common Cranes, Billockby, Norfolk, 12th January2020.
Red Kite and Carrion Crow, Kelling, 11th January2020.
Lesser White-fronted Goose, Walpole Marsh, Norfolk, 9th January2020. Good to catch up with this elusive bird at last –
less than 400 yards short of the Lincolnshire border!
Red-throated Diver, Cley, 8th January2020.
Otters, Bayfield Lake, Glandford, 6th January2020. I think these were two well-grown cubs – probably
the ones seen on Cley NWT last week – but no sign of their Mum
at this time.
Whooper Swans, Cley, 4th January2020. Short-stayers as almost always, these four were
present for just a few hours in the middle of the day.
Common Seal, Cley, 3rd January2020. This fellow seems to have found his way into the
Main Cut. There is food in there, but hopefully he'll regain the
sea before too long.
Grey-bellied Brant, with Pink-footed Geese, Fring, Norfolk, 2nd January2020.
Tundra Bean Goose, with Pink-footed Geese, Fring, Norfolk, 2nd January2020.