Regional round-up: March 2022
A major Garganey influx and returning spring migrants made for an enjoyable month of birding.
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A major Garganey influx and returning spring migrants made for an enjoyable month of birding.
A repeat of Varied Thrush almost 40 years after the only previous record seemed an unlikely dream, but David Roche made it reality with his sensational discovery last week.
A repeat of Varied Thrush almost 40 years after the only previous record seemed an unlikely dream, but David Roche made it reality with his sensational discovery last week.
Foxley Wood, which is hosting a mini-beast hunt on May 30Photo: IAN BURT - Credit: Ian Burt From bird-watchers flocking to spot a rare creature to a record year for a seal colony, here are nine of Norfolk's wildlife highlights from 2020. 1. Rare eagle seen over Norfolk after UK extinction 240 years ago White tailed sea eagles have been seen on a number of occasions in Norfolk during 2020 - Credit: RSPB The bird of prey became extinct in the UK during the 18th century, but has been successfully reintroduced off the west coast of Scotland and also on the Isle of Wight last year.