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January | 2015 | Aylmerton Nature Diary

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Monthly Archives: January 2015. January 31, 2015. Female ‘redhead’ Smew, Felbrigg Lake. I was away in Norwich all day yesterday, so when the news came through of a Smew on the lake at Felbrigg I was gutted! Off topic – the inaugural indoor meeting of the newly created North East Norfolk Bird Club. At the village hall on Thursday night, went exceptionally well with 85 people in attendance to hear Moss Taylor’s entertaining and informative talk on ’40 years birding around Sheringham’. January 27, 2015.

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May | 2015 | Aylmerton Nature Diary

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Monthly Archives: May 2015. May 28, 2015. Roe Deer being watched by a Fox. The only other sightings of note over the last few days, observed whilst out with the family, include a Little Grebe and the return of the Ferruginous x Tufted Duck, on the Lake. Four Mute Swan cygnets – two appear to be ‘polish’. May 20, 2015. Wood Sandpiper – Felbrigg Park. May 18, 2015. A busy few days doing stuff in support of the Norfolk Bird and Wildlife Fair, which was held this weekend at Mannington Hall. NENBC. Had a stan...

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March | 2015 | Aylmerton Nature Diary

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Monthly Archives: March 2015. March 30, 2015. Managed to get out in the afternoon, between the showers, with my youngest son Jake. Same stuff as over the past few days, nothing new and no sign of Lee’s Willow Warbler either. Still, with the 1st April on Wednesday, it’s all about to happen! March 28, 2015. Willow Warbler in Felbrigg. Willow Warbler, Felbrigg. Courtesy of Lee Delbridge. March 27, 2015. Last picture I promise. Black Redstart, Felbrigg. March 22, 2015. Little Owl, Felbrigg Park. The pair of ...

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Sunday evening – Pied Flycatcher ‘comes home to roost’! | Aylmerton Nature Diary

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Sunday evening – Pied Flycatcher ‘comes home to roost’! August 10, 2015. Juvenile-type Pied Flycatcher, Park Farm, Aylmerton. Pied Flycatcher is the North East Norfolk Bird Club. Emblem – partly because of it’s regular occurrence along our coastline as an autumn migrant, but mostly because of the only successful breeding attempt of the species in Norfolk, in Felbrigg Park, back in 1978! Grab shot, in fading light. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).

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February | 2015 | Aylmerton Nature Diary

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Monthly Archives: February 2015. February 25, 2015. February 22, 2015. Reed Bunting, winter – Felbrigg Park. Common Buzzard, near the Metton road. Fleeing Muntjac – it’s long white under-tail just visible. Rather like a fat-bellied fox. Mute Swan over the water meadows. February 19, 2015. First NENBC Mid-Week Walk. Father of ‘polish’ young – now sadly deceased. Yesterday was the first of our regular NENBC. Future walks will end at the National Trust cafe for optional light refreshments. February 17, 2015.

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Keeping birders in touch with Cley. Register for this website. The following links are to other local and wildlife sites that you may find useful. Local Birds and Wildlife. National Trust - Norfolk Coast. Norfolk and Norwich Naturalists Society. Butterfly Conservation (Norfolk Branch). North East Norfolk Bird Club. Run regular buses along the N Norfolk coast allowing you easy access between birding sites. For Seal trips in Blakeney Harbour, some trips land on Blakeney Point.