Highlights today included a Little Ringed Plover, three Whimbrel and the flock of around a hundred Black-tailed Godwits still on the grazing marsh, along with a least two Mediterranean Gulls. A Grasshopper Warbler was intermittently reeling near the NOA car park and three Jays were in the pines. The moth trap produced ten species which included Eyed Hawkmoth, Small Waved Umber and Green Carpet. Other insects of note included Broad-bodied Chaser and Wall Brown.
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| Eyed Hawkmoth |
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| Green Carpet |
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| Little Ringed Plover |
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| Wall Brown |
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Norfolk Great White Egret Wymondham flew NW c1/3ml NW of River Tiffey ford at 7.35am
Norfolk Grey-headed Wagtail male y'day near Eccles
Norfolk Turtle Dove male singing y'day Setchey
Norfolk Great White Egret Surlingham Church Marsh RSPB
