Seawatching today produced 96 Common Scoters, 2 Fulmars, 5 Gannets, a Little Tern, 227 Sandwich Terns, and 10 Common Terns.
Moth trapping produced 86 species including 5 Rosy Footman, 4 Ruby Tigers, 2 Privet Hawks, 6 Pine Hawks, 8 Kent Black Arches, 1 Poplar Hawk, 1 Buff Footman, a Beautiful Hook-tip, a Peppered Moth, 1 Blackneck, a Garden Tiger, a Nut-tree Tussock, a Least Carpet, a Small Rufous and a Small Rivulet.
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Norfolk Caspian Gull Winterton village briefly late morning
Norfolk 6.BLACK-WINGED STILTS (male fem 4.young) still Potter Heigham Marshes (+Spoonbill). Use c'pk at Lathams (£8.50 per day) +take path ENE for 1ml +view north from bank
Norfolk Turtle Dove male singing Seething still
Norfolk 5.Spotted Redshanks Breydon Water at east end early morning +Little Gull
Norfolk Garganey ecl.drk Titchwell RSPB still on freshmarsh +Wood Sand briefly TF.750.438 PE31 8BB
Norfolk Turtle Dove y'day SE of Reepham at Brandiston in garden
Norfolk 3.Spoonbills Titchwell RSPB on freshmarsh +8.Spotted Redshanks 2.Little Gulls
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CORONAVIRUS UPDATE – THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER 2020
COVID-19 Restrictions on NOA Reserves Further to the announcement of a second lockdown in order to help stop the spread of the Coronavirus, the NOA must once again close all hides on its nature reserves from 5th November. While we would discourage anyone from travelling too far during this crucial time, our reserves themselves will remain open for local visitors and usual charges will apply for non-members. Please follow government advice, and respect social distancing at all times. We will restore access to our facilities as and when government restrictions permit. We are very grateful for your understanding and support.
