After dropping the family of
in Hunstanton I went to Titchwell for a few hours. I walked to the beach along the west footpath
where i was fortunate to catch a brief view of a Cetti’s Warbler. Disappointingly the fresh marsh held too much
water and was unsuitable for waders, although there were four Avocets roosting. Volunteer Marsh did hold a number of waders
and I found a couple of Knot, three Spotted Redshanks and a rather late Wood
Sandpiper.
The sea was quite rough and
all I saw were about ninety Common Scoters in flight and a single Great Crested
Grebe. The tide was also high but I did
see most of the expected waders on the shore.
When I got back to the car
park I did see two Ring Ouzels on the edge of the field next to the car park.
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