A trip to Norfolk with a very cold early morning start at Lynford Arboretum.
Lynford is a regular site for Hawfinch. There were a few in the arboretum and half a dozen or so in the paddocks feeding under the Hornbeams.
This fellow has perfected the art of levitation !
Great-spotted Woodpecker
A mini 'twitch' to see two Waxwing reported in a residential area of Kings Lynn.
Over at Thornham Harbour there was no sign of the Lesser Yellowlegs of recent days. This Little Egret did, however, oblige with a fly-past.
Over at Titchwell RSPB reserve six Bearded Tit were feeding very close to the footpath oblivious to one and all.
Rowdy behaviour on the marsh - two Black-tailed Godwit lock bills.
Lynford is a regular site for Hawfinch. There were a few in the arboretum and half a dozen or so in the paddocks feeding under the Hornbeams.
This fellow has perfected the art of levitation !
Great-spotted Woodpecker
A mini 'twitch' to see two Waxwing reported in a residential area of Kings Lynn.
Over at Thornham Harbour there was no sign of the Lesser Yellowlegs of recent days. This Little Egret did, however, oblige with a fly-past.
Over at Titchwell RSPB reserve six Bearded Tit were feeding very close to the footpath oblivious to one and all.
Rowdy behaviour on the marsh - two Black-tailed Godwit lock bills.
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