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Tis the season at Blickling.
28/10/2024

Tis the season at Blickling.

Autumnal Sunday morning Norfolk window.
27/10/2024

Autumnal Sunday morning Norfolk window.

Recording Riverfly on the upper Wensum this morning. Monitoring these invertebrates gives a good indication of the water...
26/10/2024

Recording Riverfly on the upper Wensum this morning. Monitoring these invertebrates gives a good indication of the water quality - plus it’s fascinating!

The porch light of St Mary’s streams out under a starry Norfolk sky tonight.
22/10/2024

The porch light of St Mary’s streams out under a starry Norfolk sky tonight.

The road home tonight.
16/10/2024

The road home tonight.

Ruby red aurora over Norfolk last night. It was utterly beautiful.
11/10/2024

Ruby red aurora over Norfolk last night. It was utterly beautiful.

Beautiful aurora.
10/10/2024

Beautiful aurora.

Beautiful Old Hunstanton this afternoon.
04/10/2024

Beautiful Old Hunstanton this afternoon.

Old Hunstanton on a beautiful Autumn day.
04/10/2024

Old Hunstanton on a beautiful Autumn day.

The wonderful sculpture of Freddie Gilroy on prom tonight.
21/09/2024

The wonderful sculpture of Freddie Gilroy on prom tonight.

Our first walk of winter is very special indeed. Warfare and wildlife are not usually thought of together but the secr...
20/09/2024

Our first walk of winter is very special indeed. Warfare and wildlife are not usually thought of together but the secrecy and forbidden access to military sites can be very good for wildlife indeed. Early winter is a wonderful time to see migrating birds and the shores of the Ore and surrounding fields are excellent feeding grounds. Naturalist Nigel Middleton will be on hand to point out the flora and fauna as we walk alongside the river Ore, across the water from Orford Ness and we are thrilled to be joined by Senior Retired Army Officer Ian Liles, OBE.

Orford Ness was used as a military test site since 1913 with top secret experiments conducted across both World Wars and into the nuclear age. It is acknowledged as the birthplace of RADAR and is still used now. Looking across the Ore to the iconic pagodas and laboratory buildings on the Ness, Ian will bring it to life from a military point of view and explain how it has shaped warfare across the world.

As always, we are extremely lucky to be able to provide our walkers with binoculars (courtesy of Viking Optical) for no extra charge.

Saturday 26th October, 11am. Please click the link for booking details.

Across the Ore to Orford Ness Winter walks in Norfolk are often full of swirling skeins of geese and brisk, Norfolk air. A winter day can be as bright as high summer, with cloudless skies and glari…

Beautiful Scarborough seafront tonight.
19/09/2024

Beautiful Scarborough seafront tonight.

Old Hunstanton this afternoon.
13/09/2024


Old Hunstanton this afternoon.

A sky full of stars over the lake tonight in our corner of Norfolk.
11/09/2024

A sky full of stars over the lake tonight in our corner of Norfolk.

Bertie. Rescued by and loved by so many people.
06/09/2024

Bertie. Rescued by and loved by so many people.

Fresh Mackerel on the fire pit this evening😁
03/09/2024

Fresh Mackerel on the fire pit this evening😁

A glimpse through the window at this afternoon. Such a beautiful house.
01/09/2024

A glimpse through the window at this afternoon. Such a beautiful house.

Red Kite in the Norfolk sunset tonight.
28/08/2024

Red Kite in the Norfolk sunset tonight.

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For everyone who is stuck inside today, come and stand on the edge of Stiffkey marshes as the light fades this afternoon. A group of Egrets are squabbling whilst Curlews shout encouragement. You can hear the sea rumbling away in the distance. #norfolk #nature #birds #sea #walkwithme #egret #egrets

For all my Instagram pals who are stuck inside today, come and look inside the tiny Norfolk church at Brandiston with me. I know it’s staying indoors - but it is rather lovely. The church smells beautiful - all polish and history - and is looked after by the @churchesconservationtrust #norfolk #walkwithme #church #saxonroundtowerchurch #roundtowers #countryside #flint

For all of those who are stuck inside this evening, come and stand on Blakeney quay with me. We can watch the Pink-footed geese fly over the @BlakeneyHotel and out, over the marsh, to Bob Hall’s Sand to roost for the night. #norfolk #nature #birds #sea #pinkfootedgoose #pinkfeet #migration #geese #birdwatching

If you are stuck inside today, come walking with me at Blickling. It’s raining, and we stop to listen to the sound of rain falling on the leaves. The colours of autumn are lovely in this corner of Norfolk. #norfolk #nature #rain #walk #walking #stuckindoors #blickling #wood #trees

Walking to Blickling Hall

Come and stand at the lookout in Hunstanton. It’s raining a little and the sea is lazily flopping against the shore. The last glow of the setting sun is hanging in the sky like a Mondrian tonight. #norfolk #hunstanton #sea #night

Norfolk woodland serenity. #norfolk #nature #birds #trees #woods

Norfolk in August… #norfolk #nature #insects #sea #coast #farming

Flock of Martins and Swallows, hawking insects as they rise across the park.#raynham #norfolk #birds #swallows #martins #insectrise #nature

Perfect end to a perfect day!

High tide at Thornham, Norfolk this evening.

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