Holme Nature Reserve, stopping at North Norfolk Harbours along the way 

Holme Nature Reserve, stopping at North Norfolk Harbours along the way
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Today I am on my way to Holme Nature reserve in North Norfolk. Along the way I stop at a couple of Harbours, Burnham Overy, Brancaster, Thornham, (where I spotted a Garganey duck) and then onto Holme nature reserve, which is owned by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust.
I started by walking along the coastal path beside the beach . Erosion is very evident here, so you have to keep to the path . Hidden in the dunes, along this path, are the remains of World War II pillboxes.
In this area I saw a meadow pipit.
Once I left the Beach area , I went over to where there’s like a lake and saw a muntjac deer, a white throat bird, a tuffted duck, a yellow wagtail, gorgeous ducklings and conik ponies. The one bird that I hoped to see was a Ring Ouzel but it was hiding in the tree and was not going to show itself to anybody.
Despite the rain at times and the very grey sky, I had a wonderful day out.
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Filmed April 2024