On the sea today 9 Common Scoters, 3 Sandwich and 2 Little Terns were recorded, and a Cuckoo, 4 Lesser Whitethroats, 6 Swifts, 6 Swallows and a Sand Martin were also recorded.

In the moth traps 2 Cinnabars, a Silver Y, 2 Sharp-angled Peacocks, a Setaceous Hebrew Character, 5 White Ermines, 2 Mottled Rustics, a Treble Lines, Flame Shoulder, Pale Tussock, Fern, Bordered White and Garden Carpet were caught.

Two Wall Browns were flying in the rain!

NORFOLK NEWS FROM RARE BIRD ALERT
Norfolk Red-backed Shrike male Blakeney Point in Lupins 52.9736,0.9733
Norfolk 3.Garganey Welney WWT still c52.5271,0.2790
Norfolk Glossy Ibis 1w just east of Stiffkey still on flood south of A149. Use A149 layby +walk west c52.9537,0.9439
Norfolk Bee-eater Weybourne till c10.27am on south side in tree by road to Kelling Heath then flew SE c52.9393,1.1387
Norfolk BLACK-WINGED STILT Snettisham RSPB on South Pit from screen briefly then flew towards The Wash c52.8502,0.4458
Norfolk Bee-eater Weybourne still 10.08am on south side in tree by road to Kelling Heath c52.9393,1.1387
Norfolk Bee-eater Weybourne on south side in tree by road to Kelling Heath c52.9393,1.1387
Norfolk Black Brant ad Snettisham RSPB again on mud at 9am with 24.Dark-bellied Brent Geese (+ad.Pale-bellied Brent Goose