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Norfolk birding

Thanks James Exactly my point but far more succintly put than my post. John
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- Post #23,601
- Nov 13, 2014
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Possibly one reason is it is an unnatural source of food and may keep this bird in situ longer than it should do. Please correct me if I am wrong. John
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- Post #23,596
- Nov 13, 2014
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Spot on John, although it was deep down on the poolside of that tree with its back to us on Saturday. Smallish movement of birds with at least 6 Whinchat and a couple of Wheatear. John
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- Post #23,217
- Sep 14, 2014
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Thanks John
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- Post #23,205
- Sep 11, 2014
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Thanks for that. Hopefully the Shrike will stay until Saturday. John
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- Post #23,203
- Sep 11, 2014
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Where are these Freshmarshes? I am coming up for a few days tomorrow night and at some point over the weekend will be in the Blakeney area. John
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- Post #23,201
- Sep 10, 2014
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

I have the same message Penny. John
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- Post #22,996
- Jul 29, 2014
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

I had a fabulous day in Norfolk yesterday, primarily for the Spectacled Warbler (a bird I have seen a few times abroad but never in Britain) but also I hadn't been to Norfolk yet this year. Here are a few of my photos from the day.
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- Post #22,872
- Jun 14, 2014
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Congrats Penny. Shame you can't get to see the fruits of your work. John
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- Post #22,129
- Jan 14, 2014
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Merry Christmas Penny and to all on Birdforum. I also hope that everyone has a fabulous bird filled New Year. John
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- Post #22,052
- Dec 25, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Amazing images, especially West Runton. I hadn't realised it had been hit that hard. Is that your finale or are you venturing down the east side to document the damage down that coast. John
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- Post #22,037
- Dec 17, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Wow!! you have been busy. Excellent set of photos again Penny. The Seal pup steals the show though, although the photos of the Cley Sea Watch shelter paints an excellent picture of just how devastating that storm surge was. John
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- Post #22,032
- Dec 17, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

I must admit I too was engrossed with those shows. Sam Bailey stood out from day one for me but towards the end I started to get a sneaking regard for Luke and was surprised when he came third. Just read your Sunday Blog and yet again a good read. What's next. A walk to Cromer then a few...
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- Post #22,024
- Dec 16, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Great, atmospheric read again Penny. I'm now looking forwarded to the photos. John
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- Post #22,022
- Dec 15, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Amazing write up Penny. Great read, although a bit distressing to see so much damage. Thanks for taking the time to document it all. John
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- Post #21,979
- Dec 10, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

It is with great sadness that I look at the terrible carnage that has happened to my beloved Norfolk. I can't believe that on my next visit I am probably unlikely to recognise the landscape at some of those reserves. My heart also goes out to those families that have lost everything in Hemsby...
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- Post #21,934
- Dec 6, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

I caught up with the Parrotts today. I missed four by about 10 seconds when a birder was watching them about 20 yards away (we couldn't see them) and he decided in his wisdom not to alert us to them. Then we had about half a dozen down by the pool before seeing about ten in the car park. I say...
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- Post #21,850
- Nov 22, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Hold your horses. It's now being reported as an Hybrid on RBA. John
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- Post #21,747
- Nov 5, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Here's IanF's photo of the Hartlepool Pallid. http://www.birdforum.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=468686&d=1382077737 John
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- Post #21,694
- Oct 25, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

I also managed to get Leache's Petrel, plus Grey Phalarope, Long-eared Owl and Green-winged Teal but overall the seabird fest we were hoping for didn't materailse. John
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- Post #21,556
- Oct 11, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

We are coming over to Norfolk in the morning. Hopefully it's as good as it looks like it will be. John
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- Post #21,545
- Oct 10, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Talking about yourself Penny:-O:t:. Sorry, couldn't resist that. John
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- Post #21,286
- Sep 6, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

I may be going eastwards myself tomorrow but haven't made up my mind whether to go to the Spurn area or Norfolk. John
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- Post #21,154
- Aug 24, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Birds in Norfolk today according to RBA Blakeney Point. Booted Warbler at Long Hills. Icterine Warbler at Halfway House and 2 Wryneck near the Hood plus a possible Short-toed Lark. Wells Wood. Wryneck (although this appears to have flown off) plus 3 Pied Flys. Titchwell. Roseate Tern...
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- Post #21,151
- Aug 24, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk
Norfolk birding

Thanks Paul
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- Post #21,103
- Aug 9, 2013
- Forum: Norfolk