In mid-September, Bill travelled along the east coast from Yorkshire to Norfolk, in search of migrants. These included Whitethroat , one of our commonest warblers, stocking up with blackberries before migrating south to Africa. In North Norfolk Bill visited the RSPB reserve at Titchwell , where he watched Little Stints and Curlew Sandpipers frantically feeding before continuing south. Finally, he witnessed the incredible spectacle of a high tide wader roost at Snettisham , on the edge of the Wash, with flocks of up to fifteen thousand Knots . For information outside of these times ring 01665 720651.
Cruises run to the islands, weather permitting.
Car 3, coaches 15. Access at all times. Check tide times and visit just before high tide.