Glaucous Gull
Purple Sandpiper
First stop was Santon Downham to hopefully see the good sized flock of Parrot Crossbill but they weren't seen. Siskin and Brambling were though so not a total blank.
At Mundesley I added the juvenile Glaucous Gull to my Norfolk list and even saw it from the local café while having a nice fry up!
Cromer golf course eventually turned up the juvenile Iceland Gull just as we were heading back to the car. This was also a Norfolk tick for me.
2 Purple Sandpiper were seen on the seafront rocks at Sheringham.
Passing through Weybourne I noticed a flock of about 200 Pink-footed Geese in a roadside field.
Stopping off at Salthouse for a flock of Snow Bunting found us 2 Ruff on the flooded field but the buntings didn't play ball.
Egyptian Goose fell at Cley and our final stop at Warham Greens added 2 ringtail Hen Harrier and a pair of Red-breasted Merganser along with a female Merlin. up to 115 for the year.
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