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Back to West Norfolk

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A quick visit to Welney WWT

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West Cambs for a change

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Tuesday 15th September 2026

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Spain - 1st June - Morning

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Spain - 30th May - Morning

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Spain - May 29th - Evening

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Tuesday 7th June 2016

Last week was very cold for the time of the year and overcast too so there was little point in trudging around with a camera as there was nothing of real interest to tempt me out. However, that does not prevent my trigger finger getting itchy.

There was a sudden and unexpected influx of birds to my garden feeders. I was filling them replica watches uk up every day instead of 3 to 4 days with all the usual suspects - Goldfinch, Chaffinch, Blue Tit, Great Tit, as well as a family of Greenfinches - the adults showing the youngsters around. I just had to get the camera out.

The Starlings that nested in my roof had fledged too and cleared my peanuts.

but the most pleasing was a family of several House Sparrows visitng every day - a rolex replica species not seen in my garden or the area for several years.

and a pair of Great Spotted Woodpeckers visiting several times a day. This is the male.

Two or three times a day, I had a male Bullfinch feeding on sunflower seed hearts but very shy and I failed totally to get a decent image.

This week, the weather is glorious and the activity on my feeders is almost non-existent. Also, we have family visitors for the week so I am unable to get out so there will be little activity on this blog for a time.