A great sighting of Cetti’s Warbler added to our Cetti’s fortnight and Stonechat were happily showing in the area we were looking for the Pipit. Unfortunately we didn’t find the Pipit although our guide thought he heard him at one point. We also took in a brief detour to Kelling Water Meadow which was rather lovely and then up the hill to where there were people flying model (large!) airplanes. Fearing slightly for our lives, we escaped back down to the beach and marvelled at a nest (?) of mining bees, although I’m not sure what species they were, some more inspecting of photos needs to be done I think! On our way back down a Tree Pipit was spotted by our eagle eyed/eared guide, a first for both Stuart and I.
We popped to Blakeney for the seal trip which is always wonderful, then we reluctantly went back to London.
1) Skylark
2) Reed Bunting
3) Cetti's Warbler
4) Rook
5) Oystercatcher
6) Ringed Plover
7) Great Black-backed Gull
8) Herring Gull
9) Linnet
10) Lesser Black-backed Gull
11) Stonechat
12) Black-headed Gull
13) Meadow Pipit
14) Sandwich Tern
15) Eider
16) Common Gull
17) Egyptian Goose
18) Redshank
19) Teal
20) Magpie
21) Woodpigeon
22) Sand Martin
23) Chiffchaff
24) Wren
25) Buzzard
26) Tree Pipit - NEW FOR LIFE LIST!
My year list for 2012 comes to 132.
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