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  1. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    I also saw it sitting on a lamp post a 2pm just by the coast road also on Friday. Cheers Jono L
  2. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    Back in Norfolk Thurs-Sun: Highlights - Richard's Pipit - one flew over Morston Quay calling whilst being given an interesting talk by NT warden David Wood on Thurs arvo. Waxwing - 1 over calling at Burnham Overy Dunes on Sat morning c 9.30am, + 2 Ring Ouzels, 5 Poms on the sea (all juvs off...
  3. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    Talking of waders at Cley, does anybody know whether the Baird's Sand at Cley was genuine? It was reported initially, then reidentified as a Little Stint. Then, the following day it came on as Baird's plus 4 Little Stints. No mention on this thread...
  4. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    Horsey-Waxham last two mornings: Lapland Bunting, singles near Pipe Dump both days. Whinchat, 1, Wheatear, 2, Yellow Wag 2-3, Hobby 1-2. Lots of Whitethroats, Lesser 'throats and Blackcaps, with a handful of other warblers. Very few phylloscs. Cheers Jono
  5. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    Waxham this morning: 2 Whinchat, 5 Wheatear, 5 Lesser Whitethroats, Yellow Wagtail. Buckenham this afternoon: 2 Wood Sands, 2 Green Sands, 6 Common Sands, 3 Ruff, 2 Little Egret, Hobby. Cheers Jono
  6. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    A few migrants coming through Buckenham now: Yesterday: Greenshank, 3 Green Sand, 2 Golden Plover, Ringed Plover and Dunlin. Today: Wheatear. Cheers
  7. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    ;)
  8. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    At Winterton 5.30pm - 7.30pm yesterday: 1 Sooty Shearwater, 8 Manx Shearwater and 8 Arctic Skuas all north. Cheers Jono
  9. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    But surely it is helpful to know what is going on? So if there is a fall happening or a good movement of seabirds etc, you are aware of it and then can get out in the field to "find your own birds". The sharing of news is not necessarily so that people can twitch.
  10. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    I set this up, which started well, but has gone quiet of late. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nenorfolkbirding Northeast Norfolk Birding Newsgroup Send me a message if you want to join. Cheers Jono
  11. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    Is anything seabirdy happening in this fresh northwester today? Is the sea worth a look this evening? Cheers Jono
  12. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    3 Temminck's Stints yesterday on Rush Hills were a nice surprise, plus 2 Little Gulls (both 2cy) Cheers Jono
  13. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    Bee-eater went south calling over my house in Strumpshaw today at 12.30. Sadly I couldn't get on it. 140 Black-wits at Buckenham this morning. Cheers Jono
  14. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    Anybody got any info on the (early) Marsh Warbler reported near Breydon yesterday?
  15. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    Smart nominate male Woodchat Shrike at Winterton south dunes this afternoon, in gorse bushes about 500 m south of the beach road. A couple of photos on my blog. This morning, 3 (Greenland) Wheatears on Strumpshaw Hill, plus Lesser Whitethroat and Turtle Dove. Cheers Jono
  16. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    I had a male Ring Ouzel on Strumpshaw Hill (in the paddock first) and absolutely no Wheatears first thing today. Then at 3.30pm I had another look and there was at least 3 on the hill. A fall? Maybe or maybe not; I guess they could have been birds moving north locally that had arrived previously...
  17. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    What's the story on the Holme Lesser Kestrel report then?
  18. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    Strumpshaw Hill first thing: 3 Wheatear, 1 Tree Pipit Buckenham Marshes: 3 Wheatear, Swift, lots more common migrants in, 7 Blackwits. Cheers
  19. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    Female Rouzel again this morning briefly at Strumpshaw Hill.
  20. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    Strumpshaw Hill this morning: Female Ring Ouzel, Tree Pipit over north, male Wheatear, Turtle Dove. Buckenham this afternoon: Whimbrel, male Wheatear, 12 Black-t Godwit. Cheers Jono
  21. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    Neither, cos it has gone! ;)
  22. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    Smart bird. The Water Pips at Buckenham (up to 12 the other day) have been looking very smart too - I have a reasonable photo on my blog taken in drizzle. Dawn this morning 26 Avocet, 3 Sedge Warbler, 1-2 Water Pipits. Cheers Jono
  23. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    c20 Swallows and 5 Sand Martins at Whitlingham at 2pm today. Cheers
  24. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    At last, one Little Ringed Plover on Buckenham this morning, plus 11 Dunlin, 3 Water Pipit, 2 Avocet, 14 Golden Plover. One female Goldeneye on Whitlingham at 1pm yesterday. Cheers Jono
  25. Jono L

    Norfolk birding

    Buckenham Thurs morning: One littoralis Rock Pipit with 3 Water Pipits on slubbings from ditch near the pub, Avocet 12, Golden Plover 7. Cheers, Jono
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