A wet day with increasing northerly winds, the main highlight was the moth catch of 46 species including Pine and Small Elephant Hawk Moth.
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Norfolk Spoonbill Breydon Water at high tide tho distant
Norfolk 2.Cattle Egrets Burnham Overy Marshes still mid a'noon then flew east
Norfolk 3.Spoonbills Titchwell RSPB
Norfolk LESSER GREY SHRIKE ad.male still this a'noon Horsey north of Nelson Head Track at coastal path junction near green shed NR29 4AD cTG.471.231
Norfolk LESSER GREY SHRIKE ad.male still late morning Horsey north of Nelson Head Track at coastal path junction near green shed NR29 4AD cTG.471.231
Norfolk LESSER GREY SHRIKE ad.male still 8.57am Horsey north of Nelson Head Track near green shed NR29 4AD cTG.471.231
Norfolk Quail y'day Reedham Ferry
Norfolk LESSER GREY SHRIKE ad.male still Horsey north of Nelson Head Track c200yds west of green shed NR29 4AD
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