Two colourful beasts swept from Sea Lavender at Holme, north-west Norfolk today: the Sea Lavender Aphid Staticobium staticis and the Sea Lavender Weevil Pseudaplemonus limonii.
A grand day in northwest Norfolk, with a good movement of passerines along Hunstanton cliffs followed by Great Grey Shrike in the nearby dunes and a fine display of Bog Beacon and my first ever Red-headed Pine Sawfly (a female) in the woods at Dersingham
Full marks for entrepreneurship, but I'm not convinced there's much of a market...
Gulls, including these Kittiwakes, Little and Mediterranean Gulls, have been feeding close to or on the shore at Hunstanton, presumably taking advantage of the shellfish bounty stranded by the recent storm. #norfolkbirding #ukbirding
An impressive Glaucous Gull at Old Hunstanton, Norfolk, was a nice find by Mark and Tracy Bradbury this morning. #ukbirding
