On the sea today 10 Common Scoters, 8 Fulmars, 20 Gannets, 7 Little Terns, 402 Sandwich Terns, 6 Common Terns, 3 Kittiwakes, 6 Little Gulls, and 2 Med Gulls were of note.
Moth highlights were another Beautiful Hook-tip, Eyed, Pine and Elephant Hawks, a Buff Tip, 2 Oak Eggars, a Kent Black Arches and a Wormwood Pug
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Norfolk Cattle Egret still NE of Dickleburgh at Dickleburgh Moor east of Norwich Road at 2.45pm TM.171.834
Norfolk Honey Buzzard male 1.5mls SSW of Swanton Novers again by Fulmodeston Road near pines from raptor watchpoint at 11.58am tho elusive TG.009.302 NR21 0NG
Norfolk Little Gull flew west past Weybourne Camp by 9.30am
Norfolk Garganey y'day Welney WWT
Norfolk Temminck's Stint still Titchwell RSPB on freshmarsh (+7.Spotted Redshanks still +9.Little Gulls still) TF.750.438 PE31 8BB
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COVID-19 Update Monday 12th April 2021
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