The Waxwing was still present near the Richardson hide during the day.
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Norfolk Water Pipit Titchwell RSPB on Thornham Pool
Norfolk 3.Waxwings Sheringham still north of Tesco car park on Barford Road at 2.15pm
Norfolk 10.Long-tailed Ducks Titchwell RSPB still offshore
Norfolk Iceland Gull juv Mundesley c11.45am-11.55am only (Black Guillemot flew NW 11.15am-12.15pm +Great Northern Diver)
Norfolk HUME'S WARBLER still Waxham at Shangri-la chalet TG.441.263 NR12 0DY
Norfolk 14.Parrot Crossbills still 1/4ml ENE of Santon Downham at Santon Warren at puddles north of level crossing at 12.50pm TL.820.880
Norfolk 20+Twite Thornham Harbour still
Norfolk Pale-bellied Brent Goose ad 1.5mls ENE of Sedgeford still in cut beet field north of B1454 at 10.35am with Pink-footed Geese
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