It was cloudy and I had to wear a jumper in the morning but by the afternoon the sun came out.

Todays moths: 2 Brown Tail, 1 Willow Beauty. 1 Lime Speck Pug, 1 Common Footman. 1 Pine Hawk Moth, 11 Rustic/Uncertain, 1 Noctua janthe/janthina agg., 1 Turnip, 1 Buff Ermine, 1 Cloaked Minor,  Catoptria pinella, 2 Oliga sp., 2 Garden Tiger, 1 Bright-line Brown-eye, 4 Large Yellow Underwing, 1 Scarce Footman, 2 Ruby Tiger, 1 Shuttle Shaped Dart, 1 Dark Arches, 1 Cnephasia sp., 1 Flame Shoulder, 1 Hemlock Moth, 1 Drinker, 1 Piniphila bifasciana, 1 The Clay

Best bird sightings today were 1 Water Rail showing well in front of the NWT hide (photo by S Griffin), 2 juvenile Spoonbill, each with an adult and begging for food, plus 1 Whimbrel and 2 Curlews flying over.

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Norfolk Bird News from Rare Bird Alert

Norfolk 2.Glossy Ibises (1.ad) Salthouse Marshes again from Babcock Hide at 2.57pm c52.9552,1.0758

Norfolk Curlew Sand ad Titchwell RSPB still on Freshmarsh at 1pm c52.9683,0.6093 Park at c52.9628,0.6065

Norfolk BLACK-WINGED KITE ad Sea Palling still 11.48am SW of The Marrams viewed from double metal gate NR12 0AL c52.7959,1.5895 Viewed from c52.7949,1.5891

Norfolk BLACK-WINGED KITE ad Sea Palling still SW of The Marrams viewed from double metal gate NR12 0AL c52.7921,1.5829 Viewed from c52.7949,1.5891