A Great White Egret was on the Grazing marsh during the early part of the morning and a male Blackcap was around the Broadwater edge near the Heligoland trap.
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Norfolk Slav Grebe Titchwell RSPB on sea
Norfolk BLUE-HEADED EASTERN YELLOW WAGTAIL (nominate form tschutschensis) 1w.male 1ml north of Sedgeford still this a'noon by Ringstead Road 1/3ml NE of Shaw Farm in field at dung heaps PE36 5NH TF.714.380
Norfolk Caspian Gull 1w Sheringham still on beach near museum at 10.30am
Norfolk Waxwing Cley till c1.10pm on Old Woman's Lane then flew off
Norfolk Waxwing Cley on Old Woman's Lane early a'noon
Norfolk BLUE-HEADED EASTERN YELLOW WAGTAIL (nominate form tschutschensis) 1w.male 1ml north of Sedgeford still by Ringstead Road 1/3ml NE of Shaw Farm in field at dung heaps PE36 5NH TF.714.380
Norfolk 2.Russian White-fronted Geese flew west over Kelling Water Meadow at 9.05am
Norfolk 19.Snow Buntings Cley NWT still on beach at east end of Arnold's Marsh at 9.30am
Norfolk 7.Great White Egrets Welney WWT
Norfolk Great White Egret Holme on grazing marsh
Norfolk probable Black Brant ad y'day Holkham Freshmarsh west of Lady Anne's Drive in a'noon with Dark-bellied Brent Geese (+ad.hybrid Black Brant x Dark-bellied Brent Goose still)
Norfolk Rough-legged Buzzard juv NW of Wells still north of road 1/2ml west of Wells Quay in field viewed from gate east of old railway bridge. Do not block gate TF.911.441
Norfolk Waxwing Sculthorpe Moor NR still behind visitor centre mid morning
Norfolk Hen Harrier ringtail Titchwell RSPB again then flew east +Great White Egret flew west
Norfolk 19.Russian White-fronted Geese Cley NWT at 8am then flew south
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