Words and images mainly on birds, wildlife and the natural world From NW Norfolk and beyond.
Thursday, 25 February 2010
Tit Flocks
Ken Hill Wood [there's a Marsh Tit in this picture somewhere]
The diary has been kind to me this week and I've managed a couple of days working out of an office in Snettisham, close to home in Hunstanton. This meant that I managed a couple of lunchtime excursions into Ken Hill Woods.
These woods here can at times appear a little bird less and then with a little luck you come across a small mixed flock and things get a bit more interesting.
Earlier this week I had a twenty minute pootle and managed to 'pish' n a couple of Marsh Tits which are always nice to see and were my first of the year. Today a longer walk appeared to be a pretty bird free zone until I came across a mixed tit flock. Most of the birds were Coal Tits with a few Long Tailed, Blue and Great Tits for company. It was pleasing though to also find some Treecreepers and a couple of Nuthatches in this flock.
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