Birding Articles
Field notes, identification, migration and conservation in Britain, with emphasis on East Anglia.
North Norfolk Birding in Autumn: A Long Weekend on the Coast
Stay in Wells, Cromer, Hunstanton or one of the smaller coastal villages, make Cley or Titchwell the anchor, then let autumn bird reports, wind and tide shape the rest of the weekend.
Little Terns at Blakeney Point: How the Colony Is Protected
Blakeney Point held 142 pairs of Little Terns in 2025, which raised 120 fledglings—the site’s best result for several years. The breeding report shows why: wardening, closures, fencing, monitoring and predator control all matter, but none removes risk completely.
How Lakenheath Fen Was Created: From Farmland to Reedbed
Lakenheath Fen was designed as an inland refuge for Bitterns on drained arable peat. Its reedbeds, Cranes and new 120-hectare rewetting project show both the power of habitat creation and the continuing management it requires.

