Norfolk bird & wildlife report-May-Sept08
Norfolk bird & wildlife report for the Norfolk Wildlife Trust for May-September 2008
A male Red-backed Shrike spent the summer at Sea Palling. The species used to known as the ‘butcher’ bird. Named from its habit of stock piling prey
Birdline East Anglia Report November 2008
Birdline East Anglia report for November 2008
The easterly winds at the end of October continued into the first week of November. These favourable winds for the arrival of late autumn migrants from the continent resulted in many Waxwings along
Norfolk Bird & Wildlife Report – May-September 2008
Norfolk bird & wildlife report for the Norfolk Wildlife Trust for May-September 2008
A male Red-backed Shrike spent the summer at Sea Palling. The species used to known as the ‘butcher’ bird. Named from its habit of stock piling prey
Birdline East Anglia report – October 2008
With mostly south-westerly winds throughout October it was not surprisingly quite a quiet month for birds in East Anglia. During the last three days of the month the winds changed and