Then onto Titchwell where, after a walk up to Thornham Point, a mirror calm sea yielded an adult Black throated Diver and 2 Velvet Scoter as well as a mega flock of Starlings, pouring their way west against the setting sun #UKbirding #NorfolkBirding

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Another great morning in the coastal park and a nice bit of variety 2 Sparrowhawk, 1950 Redwing, 1020 Fieldfare, 132 Skylark, 11 LTTit, 15 Blue Tit, 223 Jackdaw, 3 Jay, 520 Chaffinch, 50 Brambling, 315 Linnet, 42 Greenfinch, 14 Redpoll, 37 Reed Bunt, 4 Yellowhammer and 2 Corn Bunting south

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There was a few other bits on the land including the first small fall of Goldcrest with 40. Also 5 Firecrest, 15 Chiffchaff, 16 Song Thrush, 10 Redwing, 48 Blackbird, 50 Robin, 15 Stonechat and just the second record of the year of Yellowhammer.

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The Siberian Stonechat - looks like maurus we'd have thought (our perched photo and Peter Coe's rump photo)

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In relation to the Siberian Stonechat, big thanks to Roger Webb who first found it and got in touch about 'the palest stonechat I've ever seen' that he reckoned despite less than optimal views must be a good bet to be a Siberian. Nice find in a really underwatched part of the island.

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