Another day of strong north-westerlies, but there were some migrants of note with 4 Ring Ouzels in the dunes on the NWT reserve, 5 Cattle Egrets and 4 Whimbrel near the sea wall at Thornham, a Swallow, 2 House Martins, 8 Chiffchaffs, 5 Willow Warblers, 10 Blackcaps, 2 Lesser Whitethroats, 6 Sedge Warblers, and a Reed Warbler singing near the heli trap.

A single Muslin was the only moth in the traps, and 2 Green-veined Whites were on the wing in the shelter of the pines in the afternoon sunshine.

NORFOLK NEWS FROM RARE BIRD ALERT
Norfolk Ring Ouzel male south of Norwich still 2.41pm south of River Yare at Arminghall car boot sale field in NW corner 52.6034,1.3028
Norfolk White Stork Snettisham RSPB flew north over car park entrance c52.8697,0.4487
Norfolk 4.Garganey (3.drks) Hickling Broad NWT still c1/3ml ESE of visitor centre at Brendan’s Marsh at midday c52.7399,1.6025
Norfolk 4.Ring Ouzels Holme Dunes NWT in 2nd paddock west of visitor centre at 12.14pm c52.9754,0.5530
Norfolk Ring Ouzel male south of Norwich still south of River Yare at Arminghall car boot sale field in NW corner 52.6034,1.3028
Norfolk Common Crane Blakeney flew west over village at 11am c52.9555,1.0179
Norfolk White Stork Blakeney flew west over house on hill late morning c52.9555,1.0179
Norfolk 2.Bar-tailed Godwits Welney WWT from main observatory at 10.31am c52.5278,0.2775
Norfolk 3.Ring Ouzels (all males) North Creake still 1/3ml east of church in hedge by Roadhills at 10.24am c52.9075,0.7696
Norfolk 3.Waxwings Cantley in garden