See also our programme of indoor evening meetings . Saturday 1 September 2001 Coach trip - 8.00am start. Titchwell is a popular RSPB reserve on the north Norfolk coast. It is a lovely place with a variety of habitats, including reedbed, brackish and freshwater pools, saltmarsh, dunes, shingle. Avocet, marsh harrier and little tern are among the birds that breed here.
Winter visitors can include brent geese, goldeneye, eider, and flocks of snow bunting.
There is a visitor centre, shop and hides. Non-members and beginners welcome. We will walk round the park at a leisurely pace. Bring binoculars if you have them. We expect to finish around noon.