


Sanderling Holme Beach 13 April

Pink Footed Geese Snettisham 13 April.Both Brents and Pink Feet Still present in some numbers at both Holme and Snettisham

Egyptian Geese Snettisham 13 April with a brood of 8 young.Note the hybrid goose in the background

Barnacle Geese Snettisham 13 April. Present all year -Though a count of 19 Barnacles on Ken Hill Marsh in the winter was unusual and coincided with a flock of white fronted Geese that was well into dopuble figures
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