A visit to my parents recently saw a good opportunity to sea watch and also sit in the hides at Cley. It was pretty blustery to say the least while we were there and it did push the sea birds closer to the shore. The hides in the good morning light gave the opportunity to watch and photograph some of the raptors that were causing havoc amongst the waders and waterfowl.
A Marsh Harrier hunting over the reeds.
A Peregrine Falcon tormented the waders but was unsuccessful with each attempt.
Razorbills were in abundance along the coast, sprinkled with the odd Guillemot.
A rare sight for me, a Common Shrew. Ver quick and easy to miss, but this one ran across a road towards us before darting off into the safety of the grass.
