The
caravan park here is near Holkham Hall where there were 100's of
Geese on the move – late evening – with noisy large groups over.
Some
Geese in a field nearby are giving me difficulty with ID – not Pink
Footed, I believe they are Bean Geese , if so, a new sp. for
me.
Wells-next-the-sea
and Brancaster Harbour 07/09/19.
On
the move again today – windy but dry by early morning.
On
our way to Hunstanton, one of my favourite seaside villages, we first
to a final look at the Wells-next-the-sea estuary.
The
warning siren had sounded earlier so we knew the tide was coming up
the estuary and the nearby mud would soon disappear.
Just
2 Terns - Common Terns or Arctic Tern were here, battling against a
very strong wind.
I
believe one photos are of a Common Tern.
Any
comment would be welcome.
Others:
Ringed
Plover, Turnstone, Oystercatcher, Curlew, Redshank, Pr Great Crested
Grebe.
Some
(mostly Oyks) mega distant – unable to ID.
Brancaster
Harbour 07/09/19.
This
is a lovely little hideaway place with a take away sea food 'hut'.
A
cracking Prawn Baguette and an Eccles Cake before a look at the
Waders here.
The
mud was fast disappearing here as well.
Black
Tailed Godwit (One with leg rings – needs further study).
Ringed
Plover.
Mediterranean
Gull. Little Egret. Turnstone.
Knott??
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