A very windy day with birds staying relatively hidden. A Cuckoo was calling for most of the morning. Two Little Terns flew over Broadwater and a family of newly fledged Wrens were observed in the dunes.
The moth traps were a little busier than the previous night including Green Silver-lines, two Privet Hawk Moths and two Sand Darts.
Norfolk News from RARE BIRD ALERT
Norfolk SPOTTED SANDPIPER ad still 2.28pm
Titchwell RSPB on freshmarsh (+1s.Little Gull)
Norfolk 3.Spoonbills Welney WWT
Norfolk Glossy Ibis Hickling Broad NWT again on
Brendan's Marsh early a'noon
Norfolk 13.Spoonbills Snettisham Coastal Park at Ken
Hill Marshes
Norfolk SPOTTED SANDPIPER ad still 11.24am
Titchwell RSPB on freshmarsh tho mobile
Norfolk 2.Turtle Doves Hardingham at Hardingham Hall
Farms on wires by footpath
Norfolk Turtle Dove Titchwell RSPB flew west over
Patsy's Pool to elders by Tank Road at 10.48am. 3.Spoonbills Thornham
Marsh
Norfolk SPOTTED SANDPIPER ad still mid morning
Titchwell RSPB on freshmarsh (+8.1s.Little Gulls Spoonbill)
Norfolk GREAT REED WARBLER singing still
Snettisham Coastal Park by main path 1ml NNE of Beach Road near kissing gate at
8.30am TF.657.351
Norfolk 2.Little Gulls Titchwell RSPB still on
freshmarsh
Norfolk BEE-EATER Upper Sheringham over ridge
+probably flew west [heard only]
Norfolk SPOTTED SANDPIPER ad still 8.38am
Titchwell RSPB on freshmarsh
Norfolk probable Black Redstart Norwich at London
Street at 7.05am
Norfolk SPOTTED SANDPIPER ad still Titchwell RSPB
on freshmarsh