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I can't process how fantastic yesterday was. Five years of pain and dipping (8x) in various counties of this bird finally put to rest with incredible views of the Black-Browed Albatross yesterday evening at Bempton Cliffs. I've never been more relieved and happy to see a bird.
Context of the Red-footed falcon still in Lowestoft this morning. Bemused locals also enjoying the bird!
Incredible encounter with this juvenile Red-footed falcon in, incredibly urban Lowestoft this evening. The bird fed undisturbed at very close range on assortment of insects!
The Melodious warbler found by Andy Stoddart performed superbly at close range feeding in a few bushes at the far end of middle point. The magic of Blakeney point watching such a rare bird for Norfolk with just a small handful of people!
Drew and I then slogged it up the point (our original plan) and what started off as a fairly quiet start quickly turned into a truly memorable evening with 50 Pied fly, 10 Whinchat, 15 Redstart, 10 Spot fly, 6 Tree pipit, 2 Wryneck and a Melodious warbler.
A Wood warbler the highlight from Warham greens yesterday morning with DJL. Also at least 8 Pied Flycatcher, 2 Redstart, 2 Yellow wagtail, 6 Lesser whitethroat, 8 Whinchat and an unseasonal Goosander!
Beachy Head 15th August - An enjoyable morning on the headland with 3 Pied Fly, 2 Redstart, 2 Whinchat, Tree Pipit, Nightingale and a lovely juvenile Cuckoo. Wonderful to watch the PF flycatching at close range!
Welcoming the 2026 Walberswick cohort of Zitting Cisticola. One of eleven individuals seen recently around the site. I suspect there are more however!
Excellent views of the Hudsonian Godwit along the river Stour by Cattawade this morning. The bird loosely associated with the Black-tailed godwits but would feed quietly on its own away from the main group of Godwits.
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Spotted Flycatcher decimating the Purple Hairstreak population in Suffolk this morning. I saw no less than four hairstreaks being caught in one hour!
Long-tailed duck from the Cuckmere, East Sussex at the weekend. First time seeing this species in summer plumage. Hopefully this bird is now on its way north!
A new personal record for the @Team_eBird global big day yesterday! 153 species of bird recorded in 24hr period in the county of Norfolk alone. Absolutely exhausting but oh so fun made better doing it alongside friends in glorious weather! ebird.org/tripreport/512636
A pleasure to spend some time watching Tree pipit doing their classic parachute display in the Brecks.


































