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Dec
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A Good Feed

By wildlifetours 2 Comments
Categories: birds, Mammals, norfolk, norfolk birding, norfolk birds, norfolk wildlife, photography, uk wild birds, wild birds, wildlife, wildlife norfolk and wildlife photography
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A turnstone is not an unusual site here in North Norfolk. However a Turnstone feeding on a Sperm Whale is quite a unique site. The 13.9m sub adult male washed up last week at Weybourne and immediately formed a dining table for several species of birds.

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