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Christmas Pudding

By wildlifetours Leave a Comment
Categories: birds, norfolk, norfolk birding, norfolk birds, norfolk wildlife, photography, wild birds, wildlife, wildlife norfolk and wildlife photography
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Did I say it was all over? Well it certainly isn’t. Winterton proved once again it can pull in the migrants with this beautiful male Desert Wheatear being found on the beach and dunes north of the car park on Friday evening. The second for Norfolk this autumn. I popped along to get acquainted with it on Saturday morning. What a little cracker.

Desert Wheatear

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