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Situated on the northern side of the main village at Mill Street it crosses the River
Wensum a short distance from the old watermill now a private dwelling.

A narrow pedestrian pavement provides birdwatchers with excellent views both east
and west along the grazing meadows either side of the river. There is also a narrow
bridge over a drainage ditch nearby which is also worth a look. Check the fence lines
along the ditch for stonechat during the winter and kingfishers fly along the ditch or
perch on overhanging vegetation throughout the year.

Birds in winter 
Wldfowl (pink-footed geese associate with the greylags
occasionally), kingfisher, gulls, common buzzard, occasional red kite, sparrowhawk,
little egret, little grebe, siskin.

Birds in summer
Kingfisher, grey wagtail, common tern, house and sand martin,
swallow, swift, chiffchaff, willow warbler.

Scarcer species 
Wintering bittern, great white egret, whooper swan; osprey (spring
passage migrant) & hobby in summer.

Access
There is very limited parking space available; take care on the bridge and
road as visibility for motorists is poor when approaching from Mill Street.

Please do not enter the meadows as they are private land and respect the local
resident’s privacy.