It was raining on and off all day which meant there wasn’t much to see. The best birds were 2 Spoonbill and I enjoyed watching several pairs of Sedge Warblers feeding young.

Today’s moths: 4 White Ermine, 2 Large Yellow Underwing, 1 Small Elephant Hawk Moth, 1 White Line Brown Eye, 1 Willow Beauty, 1 Buff Tip, 1 Vine’s Rustic, 2 Sand Dart, 2 Mottled Rustic, 1 Heart and Dart, 1 Dog’s Tooth, 1 Dark Aches, 1 Common Wainscot.

The only other interesting observation were hundreds of tiny toadlets crossing the footpath next to the NWT hide.

Bee

Norfolk Bird News from Rare Bird Alert

Norfolk possible Gull-billed Tern Sheringham flew east past Lifeboat House at c11.20am c52.9466,1.2027

Norfolk Glossy Ibis Cley NWT again at Simmonds’s Scrape from Daukes’s Hide at 7.15am (+drk.Garganey on Watling Water) c52.9591,1.0553 Park at c52.9544,1.0566

Norfolk no sign of Gull-billed Tern Cley Marshes NWT on Simmond’s Scrape nor North Scrape 52.9590,1.0555