Some distant footage of the Lynn Point #Norfolk Dotterel that I found this afternoon - another new patch bird this year
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I’ve had an excellent 3 days birding within 10km of home, most certainly topped off by finding this Lesser Yellowlegs this morning on the Wootton Grange Flood Lagoon #KingsLynn
Other highlights were a Little Stint, 2 Spotted Redshank and 7 Spoonbills at Lynn Point
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Really pleased to see this Spotted Flycatcher this afternoon on West Winch Common #Norfolk - a new bird within 5km of home #NorfolkBirding

Eagle Owl and 2 young in eastern #Netherlands this afternoon - an excellent start to my trip

The gorgeous Roseate Tern @wwtworldwide.bsky.social Welney this morning #NorfolkBirding

The Hardwick Flood Lagoon near #KingsLynn is ticking along nicely this month with 9 species of wader so far including LRP’s, Greenshank, up to 4 Ruff and up to 6 Green Sands. It was also very nice this morning to see my first Yellow Wagtail of the year #NorfolkBirding

The 5 Shorelarks at Old Hunstanton appeared surprisingly relaxed this afternoon going about their business on the shingle ridge - even with the heavy human and dog traffic
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The 2CY Glaucous Gull at Old Hunstanton is an absolute brute and showed well early this afternoon - having a wash after gorging itself on the dead seal
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It was good goosing in King’s Lynn today opposite Bespak - Lesser White-fronted Goose, 6 Russian White-fronts and 000’s of Pink-feet. Shame I couldn’t find a Tundra Bean but I’ll be looking again tomorrow🤞 #NorfolkBirding

A lone Bewick’s Swan with 74 Whoopers this morning about 1.5 miles east of Outwell from the Stow Road #NorfolkBirding

I cannot match @markgolley.bsky.social with 8 but I’ve been fortunate to see 4 fantastic Ross’s Gulls in the UK - Filey 1983, Scrabster, Cley 1984, and near Exeter in 2014. However in June 2022 I was lucky to see this first summer bird in Vardø Harbour, Norway. It definitely gave the best views 👍

I sent this to my wife yesterday and she thought “why is he sending me a picture of lumps of mud in a field?”and then she realised they were moving - 5 Grey Partridges about a mile from home near Setchey - I watched from afar and left them to feed in peace on a frosty morning #NorfolkBirding

Roydon Common was on top form with 6 Hen Harriers at dusk yesterday - this video taken at 1620 hrs showing an adult and an immature male (2nd year bird?). Another adult male and 3 ringtails (all in view at the same time) were seen with the first bird in at 1555 hrs. #NorfolkBirding