White rumped sandpiper with dunlin for comparison, snettisham this morning #norfolkbirding

White rumped sandpiper showed very well at senttisham late morning on the falling tide. #norfolkbirding

Red-footed falcon at strumpshaw this morning, first male I've seen for 10+ years. Very smart #norfolkbirding

Stratospheric White tailed Eagle over my back garden in Norwich yesterday, be interesting to see if it's an IOW bird #norfolkbirding

Ross's gull in the haze this afternoon inland from thornham, my first since 1984! #norfolkbirding

Amazing number of ficedula flycatchers in Cyprus for the last week or so, especially collared, pictured here.

9 species of gull on the beach at horsey late afternoon, including the Iceland and glaucous #norfolkbirding

Eastern black redstart showing well at sheringham currently #norfolkbirding

Very confiding snow bunting in the fog at snettisham coastal park this morning #norfolkbirding

Epic seawatch off pendeen 8.30-12 3 sabs gulls 7 grey phal 500+Great shear 500+ Sooty 1 Cory's 5000+ Manx 2 pom skua 40 bonxies 23 arctic skua Probable LT skua Sum plum GN diver 150+ storm petrel

Found this cracking Red breasted flycatcher at winterton this afternoon, initially very sluggish & napping, then became much more sprightly, even feeding on the floor a few metres away oblivious to my presence. Also 5 redstarts, winterton/horsey, song thrushes, robins & goldcrests. #norfolkbirding

An after work foray to winterton/horsey this afternoon produced the Lesser grey shrike, 3 redstarts, firecrest, mealy redpoll, green sand and a handful of song thrushes #norfolkbirding

Black-winged kite at hickling late afternoon, distant and hazy but you get the idea #norfolkbirding

After a hard going few days of migrant hunting it was nice to find this Red-backed shrike late on today at winterton, bit distant and brief, but very welcome #norfolkbirds

Female Red-footed falcon at Hickling late afternoon #norfolkbirding

Temminck's stint on Brendan's marsh at Hickling late morning #norfolkbirding

Glaucous gull at winterton this morning, Vis mig was reasonable 6.15-8am with 141 siskin, 118 chaffinch,15 mipit, 6 reed bunting, 3 linnet, 6 pied wag, Grey wag & c270 starling. All south from bramble gap #norfolkbirds

Sheringham this morning was pretty wild and windy, with 35-40mph northerly and showers, we saw 7 Little auks, puffin, Great northern diver, 2 bonxies, 3+ little gull and c100 kittiwakes.

Cracking seawatch off sheringham this morning 9 little auks RN grebe 3 GN divers 200+ scoter 100+ wigeon 300+ teal 10 mallard 7 Goldeneye LT duck drk 10+ merg 8+ goosander 30+ shelduck 40+ eider Tufted duck Woodcock Purple sand 1,500 Dunlin Sanderling bar-wits knot 13+ snipe #NorfolkBirding