Breckland Birder

Breckland Birder
Red Deer in Breckland, Norfolk Photo by Paul Newport

Tuesday 16 August 2016

A short visit to Watton Brook Valley.

Today was a very busy day as I had to take my wife to a London hospital to see a specialist, the first of many visits to come I feel.
Before setting off I paid a short visit to Watton Brook Valley near Little Cressingham for another check on migrants.  A good count of 400+ Starlings and 12 Stock Doves occupied overhead wires along the valley.  Checking the valley east of the road produced a juvenile Stonechat on fence-posts and fencing alongside some very lush habitat.  Dunnock and Wren was also noted here.
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  1. Le Pré de la Forge17 August 2016 at 13:13

    "...as I had to take my wife to a London hospital to see a specialist..."
    Pauline has Parkinson's... so my thoughts are with you Paul!!
    Tonight, the Wikileaks [Stone Curlews} are singing strongly all around... may they sing for you!

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  2. The Breckland Birder17 August 2016 at 13:52

    Tim, thank you very much, my thoughts with you as well.

    Paul.

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