
January has been quite sunny and mild this year so I visited the snowdrop walks in Walsingham abbey gardens. It was turning colder for the first day of the snowdrop walks

but it was a decent show for the end of January!

RSPB Titchwell was crisp and clear in the big Norfolk skies

Masses of shelduck, shovelers, teal and good views of the black-tailed godwits in the morning sun. The teal had a quite un-ducklike sound

At the car park there’s a PIR sensor wired up to this stark warning about thieving barstewards which takes away from the natural idyll a bit
but by the time you get to the shop at the birdsong is welcoming