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Norfolk 12.Common Cranes between Acle Bridge +Billockby still in stubble field from barn at 2.43pm TG.420.124
Norfolk 9.Common Cranes between Acle Bridge +Billockby still in stubble field from barn at 2.30pm TG.420.124
Norfolk Great Grey Shrike still 12.45pm 1ml SW of Fincham on wires by Black Drove near A1122 junction +showing well TF.673.049
Norfolk 2.Short-eared Owls Holkham Gap flew from dunes at 11.58am +2.Velvet Scoters offshore
Norfolk 2.Great White Egrets flew north over St.Olaves at 11.05am
Norfolk Raven Winterton at Bramble Hill Gap on beach at 10.45am +Hooded Crow still
Norfolk Great Grey Shrike still 10.18am 1ml SW of Fincham on wires by Black Drove near A1122 junction +showing well TF.673.049
Norfolk Great White Egret Welney WWT still
Norfolk Great Grey Shrike still 1ml SW of Fincham on wires by Black Drove near A1122 junction at 9.30am +showing well TF.673.049
Norfolk Short-eared Owl Thornham Marsh
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