On the sea today there were 4 Eiders, 18 Red-breasted Mergansers, 1 Red-throated Diver, and a Great Northern Diver. A Peregrine flew through, and a male Stonechat was of note.
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Norfolk Purple Sand Hunstanton still this morning
Norfolk Smew redhead Thorpe St.Andrew still 12.03pm at Thorpe Broad NWT
Norfolk no sign of Coues's Arctic Redpoll SE of Norwich at Whitlingham Ctry Park
Norfolk Smew redhead Thorpe St.Andrew at Thorpe Marshes on broad
Norfolk 7.Scaup Titchwell RSPB on sea late morning. Spotted Redshank Thornham Marsh
Norfolk Iceland Gull Cromer on seafront at 11am
Norfolk Spotted Redshank Breydon Water at west end
Norfolk Iceland Gull Sheringham on sea mid morning
Norfolk Rough-legged Buzzard ad.male still Haddiscoe Island viewed from mound in Waveney Forest tho distant TG.457.011
Norfolk Glaucous Gull juv Sheringham still at east end of promenade
Norfolk 10.Long-tailed Ducks Titchwell RSPB still on sea +drk.Scaup flew west
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COVID Update Monday 17th May 2021
From Monday 17th May 2021 the NOA is pleased to re-open its reserve hides to single households at a time. We will still be advising the wearing of a face covering when in NOA hides. Your continued understanding and support is very much appreciated.
Trial of Booking System for NWT Holme Dunes From Saturday 24th April
Owing to recent visitor numbers, NWT Holme Dunes Reserve is trialling a booking system for its Car Park. Until 6th September 2021 those members and visitors wishing to park in the NWT Car Park will need to book online for Weekends, Bank Holidays, or in School Holidays to ensure they can get a place. Booking is not necessary outside these times, and is not required for access to any other part of the reserve. Parking remains free for NWT members and blue badge holders.
This may affect many of our members, and we would like to clarify that NOA members do not need to book to use the NOA car park at any time between dawn and dusk. For NOA members who also belong to NWT and wish to visit both reserves, please park in the NOA car park if you do not wish to book in advance for the Holme Dunes Reserve Car Park.
