Chris

Pair of gannets resting on a cliff preening each other's heads.

There is always a lot of love for gannets on #SuperSeabirdSunday and rightly so as they have a lot of love to give.

Beautiful shot of the hawkmoth.

Certainly territorial, as well as prolonged song flights and calling it got quite agitated and was alarm calling around a clump of reeds that it kept returning back to.

How many fan-tailed's have there been in the UK?

Late to the zitting party, a couple of half decent views of song flight, then perched on a fence post for 30 seconds. That'll do nicely #fantailedwarblerfortheoldskool

Dates for your diary

Hands up if you're a distant curlew sandpiper!!

Juvenile black stork at Boyton Marshes RSPB, Suffolk

Even the black stork at Boyton Marshes RSPB found it hilarious that it's taken me 50+ years to see one in Britain #tartstick

Having a good run of waders up there. Looking forward to the autumn.

Why don't my cucumbers look that good. Am I over/under watering them or over/under feeding them.

That's a razorbill.

Storks brought to Norfolk's Shorelands Wildlife Gardens, Diss Storks are transported from eastern Europe for rehabilitation after hitting power lines and losing their wings.

Stork has a Polish ring and may be linked to this www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-engl...

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Juvenile spoonbills coming into land on Simmonds Scrape.

Cattle egret in flight across Simmonds Scrape.

Juvenile house martin perched onto of hide roof.

Juvenile spoonbills coming into land on Simmonds Scrape

After a grotty day on Thursday the sun finally came out on Friday and went from autumn to summer. Here's some highlights from Cley Marshes NWT #Norfolkbirding

Pantaloon bee resting on Flebane at Beeston Common.

Rutpela maculata on Golden Rod, Beeston Common.

Cliff mining bee on Valerian, Beeston Common.

Bee wolf on Creeping Thistle, Beeston Common.

Popped into Beeston Common near Sheringham on Friday. It's a great place, and so many invertebrates #Norfolk #Insects #Bees

Pyracantha bush with blackbird nest inside.

Kestrel sitting on a fruit cage with its breakfast.

Kestrel sitting on a fruit cage with its breakfast.

Kestrel sitting on a fruit cage with its breakfast.

Heard the blackbirds alarm calling earlier and realised something was going on at the nest in the pyracantha. Was expecting a corvid to appear and to my surprise it was a kestrel.

Thanks, more common than I thought.

Just stepped outside to feed the hedgehogs and had a whimbrel calling overhead. Fifth wader species over the garden #Mulbarton #Norfolkbirding

I have vouchers for NHBS so my options are limited unfortunately.

I'm looking to get a moth trap to run at home..any recommendations?

Saw a female gadwall with chicks at Titchwell on Wednesday. What's their breeding status in Norfolk @btobirds.bsky.social #Norfolkbirding

Yeah, I saw the fenced off area and the best habitat was outside of it..good old NE!!

Any reason for the move? is Winterton not good for them anymore. Didn't see any around Cley yesterday, mind you the weather was rubbish then.

Has the little tern colony at Winterton gone? Went there today and didn't see a single tern #Norfolkbirding

More like October than July on the North Norfolk coast today with a brisk northerly wind and a turbulent sea. Not a lot around, a few waders out to sea and cattle egrets everywhere across Cley/Salthouse Marshes #Norfolkbirding

Thanks for the rock, true legend #RIPOzzy

That's an impressive number!

Looks like it with the red orbital ring.

That video is excellent, the commentary is full of frustration, anticipation, excitement and relief. A true seawatching moment.

What an awesome set of photos.