My weekend in Norfolk

[Ukwildlifeo]

Well thats a list and a half, a few lifers there for me if I saw them.

Your tube worms look like sand mason worms to me

[Adam Cheeseman]

Originally Posted by JeffH

Sounds like you had a great couple of days Adam

And what do you think of the new hides at Titchwell?

Jeff
(Schedule 1 Licence holder for Kingfishers, Barn Owls and Avocets)

I only went in the Parrinder Hide once I had learnt of the Dotterel. Very OTT given that most of the day you are looking into the sunlight. As for the Dotterel, it will teach me to walk past a large flock of birds 4 times without thoroughly checking them. I was looking for buntings and seabirds to be honest.

Cheers,

Adam

[Adam Cheeseman]

Originally Posted by dunlin

Sounds like a busy couple of days. Nice pictures i like the tree roots.
With global warming and sea levels rising they might be saying in the future look at these, remains of a 7 thousand year old bird hide on the beach

and even older birders inside.

[Adam Cheeseman]

Originally Posted by RoyW

The question is, "Would it have been worse if you hadn't seen the Dotterel, but then found that it could be seen in your photo?" Can you count birds that you camera records but you don't physically notice? (I would say not).

A pretty good list, which would have included about half a dozen year ticks for me - must get to Norfolk!

I'd rather have not known it was there Roy to be honest if I knew I wasn't going to see it. Bit miffed as I put close on 200 people on to a well hidden Jack Snipe that I had found too. Someone might have mentioned the Dotterel to me earlier.

Cheers,

Adam

[Adam Cheeseman]

Originally Posted by Ukwildlifeo

Well thats a list and a half, a few lifers there for me if I saw them.

Your tube worms look like sand mason worms to me

Thanks Neil!

Cheers,

Adam

[Wild-Woman]

That's some list Adam. Talk about avian over-load! I could do with some of that right now.