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Norfolk News from Birdnet
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> Norfolk Yellow-browed Warbler Kelling Water Meadows
NR25 7ED TG095436
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> Norfolk 2 Yellow-browed Warbler East Hills + Ring
Ouzel & Ringtail Hen Harrier TF924456
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> Norfolk Great White Egret Holkham Freshmarsh at 10:15
from Joe Jordan Hide
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> Norfolk Yellow-browed Warbler Titchwell RSPB + Curlew
Sandpiper & 7 Spotted Redshank PE31 8BB TF759436
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> Norfolk 2 Yellow-browed Warbler Holme NWT + Firecrest
TF715449
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> Norfolk Yellow-browed Warbler Warham Greens along
Garden Drove + Spoonbill off N/end. NR23 1QD TF943437
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> Norfolk Yellow-browed Warbler Walsey Hills NOA at
13:20 in sallows at S/end NR25 7SA TG062439
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> Norfolk Balearic Shearwater E/past Holme NWT at
10:20. TF715449
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> Norfolk Great Grey Shrike Horsey early a/noon SE/end
of Nelson Head track NR29 4EP TG477228
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> Norfolk 2 Yellow-browed Warbler Wells Woods NR23 1DR
TF909453
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> Norfolk Yellow-browed Warbler Holkham Pines at W/end.
+ Ringtail Hen Harrier
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> Norfolk Yellow-browed Warbler Beeston Regis E/of
church at 11:00
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> Norfolk 3 Yellow-browed Warbler Beeston Common
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> Norfolk 5 Common Crane Waxham this mrng. NR12 0DZ
TG440261
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