A few images of species seen during my winter birding forays. A reflective pair of Mute Swans. On a very cold January day at Frensham Little Pond on the only ice free patch of water. On the same January day a rare inland Surrey sighting was this juvenile Long-tailed Duck. That spent some weeks at Frensham Great and Little Pond. A resident and regular sighting on my local patch. On a sunnier day in January a record shot of a Dartford Warbler. Friday, 24 March 2017.

Thursday, 22 March 2018. Top 5 bird species to see in March. Red Kite, 26th March 2018.

Welcome to our village web site! Only search this Holme-next-the-Sea Village web site. Follow the village on Twitter! Photo by Ben George at www. The pretty little village of Holme-next-the-Sea is located within the North Norfolk Heritage Coast and a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The larger town of Hunstanton is nearby about 3 miles to the south-west. Many of the houses in the village feature two of the local stone types - Clunch. Photo by Ben Green Photography.

Fish and Chips and Takeaway. Top Ten Places to See. Hunstanton Attractions, Where to Stay, Things to Do. See the famous candy-striped cliffs. Get up close to an astonishing variety of sea creatures in high-tech displays. Walk along Hunstanton prom and enjoy the healthy sea air! Hunstanton for a Classic Holiday by the Sea.

Lamsdell Bird Ringing and Wildlife Blog. A round up of our bird ringing activities, birding trips and other wildlife sorties within the UK and whenever we get chance, elsewhere. Monday, 26 March 2018. Titchwell - 24th March 2018. We had other reasons to be in Norfolk, but we made a late morning visit to Titchwell reserve. It was reasonably quiet, with a bit of poor visibility on the sea due to overcast conditions and a slight mist on the sea prevented observations too far out. The beach on a drop tide he.

MARBLED CLOVER, OBLIQUE STRIPED etc. Friday, 28 June 2013. Ohand others equally as good. Little Oak Piercer, Snake Wood, Norfolk. Sunday, 2 June 2013. Sunday, 19 May 2013.

Notes on birds and wildlife from an east coast birder, wildlife enthusiast and photographer. Sunday, 1 April 2018. On Sunday 1st April at 11pm, a departing Redwing. On Thursday 29th March, a trip to Strumpshaw Fen in the afternoon failed to reveal the close hoped for Garganey, a Black Swan. On the water by reception hide and a Red Kite. Flew in and over the woodland, the only notable birds seen. Saturday, 24 March 2018. Spoonbill and yet more garden goodies! On Frida.

Tuesday, 3 October 2017. The NW wind does blow. And today it blew hard making any productive birding a real challenge. We did our usual and headed to Valyie as this was probably the best place to find some calm conditions. 3 swallows and 3 house martin over the garden were new in and an increase of skylarks in the crop in the valley. At least 15 birds were present. Around the garden the redstart was still present along with a yellow browed warbler and a pink footed goose over call.

The latest NOA pictures from the Holme bird observatory. Winter at Holme Bird Observatory. Monday, 3 November 2014. Twite Thornham Harbour 1 November. Twite Thornham Harbour Photo by Dve Nurney. A classic winter scene at Thornham in bright afternoon sun - with birds galore to enjoy! Monday, 20 October 2014. Autumn migration - and a few good birds. The Observatory warden braving the elements! .

May 4-6th 3 day spring tour - fully booked. May 18-20th 3 day spring tour - fully booked. May 23rd-25th 3 day spring tour - fully booked. July 10th-13th 4 day summer wildlife tour - spaces. Sept 25th- Oct 1st 5 day tour fully booked. Oct 11th-15th Rare bird tour 4 spaces. Oct 26-28th Rare bird and High tide spectacular spaces. Nov 7-9th Wildfowl, migration and high tide spaces. November 27th to December 11th 5 places left.