Suggestions on where to go in Norfolk for birding spots inland. (1 Viewer)

[streetburner]

Hi any suggestions, Going to Norfolk for 2 week in March, Touring Caravan. So would love to find some good spotting places.

 

[The sniper]

Cantley marshes,Buckenham,hickling,horsey,in fact theres loads of places,the north coast is my favourite,too many to mention,well,i will give you a few.Titchwell,holme,blackeney,brancaster,cley,seahouses just for starters.
I went in my caravanette a few years ago,just drove up and drove around,birding etc,didn't really have an itineray,kipped wherever i could and had a great time.

 

[streetburner]

Thanks sniper, will give those areas a checkout when we go, thanks again.

 

[MJB]

Thanks sniper, will give those areas a checkout when we go, thanks again.

If you google Norfolk Wildlife Trust, you can find the locations of inland reserves. Also, there is a small private reserve with a tiny hide at Abbey Farm, Flitcham, where Kingfisher should be prospecting by the time you arrive, and Little Owls courting.
MJB

 

[Mike Crawley]

or ask here - the Norfolk page of the "UK & Ireland County By County Patches" section

 

[James Emerson]

Hi any suggestions, Going to Norfolk for 2 week in March, Touring Caravan. So would love to find some good spotting places.

You can use the map of sites here: http://www.norfolkbirds.com/SitesMap.aspx to plan your trip, the home page has sightings on as well to keep you up-to-date.

 

[Farnboro John]

Massingham Heath is good for game species and raptors. There's probably a connection but I can't work it out.

John