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    planning a trip to the Avalon Marshes

    Thanks again for all the help. We started off at Ham Wall. Loads of tit flocks - mainly long-tails, plus lots of calling chiffchaffs and a few blackcaps. Quickly found the glossy ibis at view point one, plus a selection of great and little egrets and had the first of about a dozen kingfisher...
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    planning a trip to the Avalon Marshes

    Thanks for the updates Carol, much appreciated. If you see any interesting birds between now and our visit, please nail them down <big grin> We're counting down the days to mid September. It seemed that everyone we spoke to over the weekend couldn't wait to tell us how brilliant the place is...
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    planning a trip to the Avalon Marshes

    Thanks for that Carol, much appreciated. I agree with you about the numbers of egrets etc in Norfolk, but then it does has other compensations - just ask Rich who had six or seven lifers on his first visit a few weeks ago. Cheers, Gordon
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    planning a trip to the Avalon Marshes

    Thanks to you both for advice. The lips are being licked and the anticipatory juices are already flowing as I write this. Gordon
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    planning a trip to the Avalon Marshes

    Hi, I'm visiting the area in mid September and plan spending a day on the Avalon Marshes. I've never been to the area before. Does anyone have any recommendations as to how to approach this complex of reserves? Are some reserves better in the morning or the afternoon because of the light...
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