The ‘Summer season Wine Crew’ headed north by way of the early morning tractor visitors, arriving at Cley at round 8.00am. Visits to the Coastguards, center hides and Bishop’s had been fairly unproductive: only a pair of Little Ringed Plovers and a few Bearded Tits. After espresso we headed inland to a standard website for Turtle Doves the place, after a false begin, heard two birds purring deep in cowl with a 3rd proper by the street in full view! A Woodlark accumulating grasshoppers was good to see, however solely Norman managed a Dartford Warbler.
On the way in which dwelling we stopped at Hickling in hope of a Swallowtail, nevertheless it had grown fairly cool and there have been no butterflies of any type on the wing. We did see a lot of Chiffchaffs, a Cuckoo and a few distant drake Garganey.
