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    Norfolk birding

    People are morons, especially those who dish out this kind of rubbish. They are usually the ones that would take most offence at being labelled with such derogatory terms. Your find gave a lot of people a lot of joy. Kudos to you.
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    Norfolk birding

    Popped out to see the Radde's Warbler at Warham yesterday afternoon. Parking was semi-sensible and the bird well observed by those present. Great to finally see a Radde's so well. Topped off a fine couple of days birding.
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    Norfolk birding

    The countryside teaming with birds this morning before the heavy cloud came over. 4 Turtle Dove, 2 Corn Bunting, Nightingale, scores of Blackcap, Whitethroat, Yellowhammer, Willow Warbler and Chiffchaff all looking, and sounding, fantastic in the warm sun. BOPS on show too with Red Kite...
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    Norfolk birding

    Thanks Steve. This one spent most of the time roughing up the Rock Pipits! Interesting to watch. Cheers
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    Norfolk birding

    A couple of snaps of one of the 3 Lapland Bunting found this morning at Blakeney by 93birder. Super smart!
  6. O

    Norfolk birding

    Aww...
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    Norfolk birding

    Thanks Nick, looking forward to it. A couple of the Marsh Warbler by me here: http://www.snettishamsightings.blogspot.co.uk/ Also a short video: https://vimeo.com/130809404 Thanks
  8. O

    Norfolk birding

    Great photos Penny! Sadly I was in Wales so missed the little blighter.
  9. O

    Norfolk birding

    That's an odd one! Look forward to comments on it. Out of my league sadly but interesting to say the least.
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    Norfolk birding

    Snettisham is proving to be a very enjoyable and easy place to walk around when the sun is shining. The Little Bunting contined to show well on occasion but an evening walk proved far more productive in terms of general birds. Cuckoo, Swift, 3 Med Gull, Barn Owl, Lesser Whitethroat, Grasshopper...
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    Norfolk birding

    Thanks Penny :)
  12. O

    Norfolk birding

    Thank you :) I have just started using a Canon 1D mark 3 and this was joined to a canon 400mm f5.6 lens. The Little Bunting was incredibly confiding when it did show well but it did help that I had it to myself for 15 minutes or so. The Gropper showed like this for a mere second in 35 minutes...
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    Norfolk birding

    A very enjoyable morning at Snettisham. I originally went out to try and see/photograph spring migrants but was told that the Little Bunting was still present so decided to give it a look as well. It eventually showed very well, although briefly. The place is alive at the moment with a great...
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    Norfolk birding

    Have photographed this one as well!
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    Norfolk birding

    Oh not suggesting otherwise Pat. Just what was mentioned to me by someone present at the time when I asked if the perches were still there :) Cheers
  16. O

    Norfolk birding

    All fair points. In which case a well known Norfolk photographer has his name linked to an event which didn't occur.
  17. O

    Norfolk birding

    Presumably photographers? correct you may be but not something you should be assuming. Secondly I am told permission was sought and granted earlier this week. the story goes a ranger came along, photographed the bird on the perches then removed them....pot, kettle. Finally I think some...
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    Norfolk birding

    Best of luck Stuart! Its a smashing bird :)
  19. O

    Norfolk birding

    Very worrying news if large amounts of reedbed have been flattened.
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    Norfolk birding

    Gramborough now an island, standing firm against the sea. Such horrible scenes today. Can honestly say I didn't enjoy photographing it, as captivating as it was. Some big decisions to be made at Cley reserve I fear, has it reached a stage where it is no longer able to be protected...
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    Norfolk birding

    Apparently showed well for a time! Very annoying I can't make it over there until Sunday morning at the earliest. C'est la vie
  22. O

    Norfolk birding

    That's pure hatred right there!
  23. O

    Norfolk birding

    When has Norfolk ever failed to put news out quickly? or at all? :t:
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    Norfolk birding

    Didn't manage to get much birding done over the last few days, for a variety of reasons, but did manage to see some lovely migrants. Highlight has to be the Salthouse Wryneck which was a joy to photograph. The Icterine Warbler found by Sean McCann at Cley was also rather good. A few photos here
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    Norfolk birding

    Lovely photo. Found the little chap again about 4 ish I guess where it stayed on the shingle bank. A horde (No jokes, must have been 40 birders) came out of no where and followed it down the beach towards Kelling.
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