WINTER IDEAS

Winter in East Anglia is time to see birds on the coast. We have Geese in the Norfolk Broads, Bitterns at Minsmere, Purple Sandpipers in Lowestoft and Wader spectaculars on our estuaries. We also have the Brecks straddling Suffolk and Norfolk which hold Hawfinch and Goshawk. Our new Thermal Imager allows us to seek out Jack Snipe during the day or Woodcock at night. We have local Badgers but activity drops alongside the temperature.

The shorter days allow Dawn and Dusk wildlife watching, with Owls being an opportunity.

If a Winters day in East Anglia appeals, get in touch and we can plan an itinerary around what you’d like to see.

GET IN TOUCH IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO EXPERIENCE SUFFOLK IN WINTER

Little Egret is well established throughout East Anglia

Purple Sandpiper can be reliably found in Suffolk

Water Pipits are rarely found on coastal marshes

Kingfisher, taken on a recent guided walk in Sudbury

Common Cranes can be found in the Norfolk Broads

Snow Buntings are often found along the coast

Stonechats are often on the coast and often offer photographic opportunities as well as challenges

Woodlark can be found on Suffolk heathland and sing through the Winter

Lesser Spotted Woodpeckers are now very rare breeders in East Anglia. (Taken on a previous trip)

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