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A year-round bird guiding service to help you find learn about and enjoy the birds of north Norfolk.

. Appeared in a Cley Bird Club newsletter back in the day. Francesco Cetti was born in Mannheim Germany in 1726 to Italian parents. Its origins were born out of the Great Yarmouth RSPB members group and initially meetings were at secretary Peter Allards home. Since then the membership has grown to well over 450 households from all over the country.

Amber indicates local or uncommon bold red indicates a description is needed for verification at county or national level. Greyish brown crown mantle and wing-coverts. Mark Golley who was away from Cley and working in Paris at the time however apparently spotted Nigels photo on the Cley Bird Club website and instantly realised that although still very far from ideal the bird looked more like a Least Sandpiper than a Temmincks Stint. THE GREAT YARMOUTH BIRD CLUB was formed in May 1989 by Peter Allard Keith Dye and others.

Shot from proposed site for the local bird clubs viewing and interpretation area. Cream Teas In need of. 20220202 Siberian Chiffchaff P collybita tristis. For a more substantial meal why not enjoy a three course meal at Cley Windmill The George Hotel or The Three Swallows.

This is the area of the marsh where the last breeding attempt by two pairs of the nominate form took place at Cley in 1992. Long-tailed Skua Cley 29th August 2020. Little Egret Cley 6th April 2022. The first newsletter was produced in April of that year and distributed to 75 founding members.

Its gravel-based but has flat easy access to either the Main Hall or the Clubroom. Red-breasted Goose Blakeney 4th April 2022. This was the relatively close 1137 bird as it headed west. Saturday 08 January 2022.

For accommodation and all you need to know in the Cley area. Penny Clarke s blog is one of the most regularly updated shes extremely active and great fun. 5 The view across the northwest corner of illys Wash ley Marshes July 2019. Links to external websites that may be of use to anyone planning a bird or wildlife watching trip to Norfolk.

Please note that Cley Spy is not responsible for content shown on external sites and that any opinions expressed are those of that site and not necesserily that of Cley Spy. He produced his work Natural History of Sardinia in volumes published in. In 2012 an appeal helped purchase a further 57 hectares linking the two NWT reserves. Holt Sewage Works.

Cley Windmill has a full wedding licence - what a fantastic place for a wedding ceremony. This includes spaces for up to 3 disabled badge holders adjacent to the Club Room entrance. Records submitted in the last 14 days most recent first. Brown tea stain bleeds down from ear-coverts to breast sides.

The grand recovery of the Peregrine Falcon in the British Isles over the last few decades is a conservation success story of resilience and adaptability. Site location details and google satellite image for Cley Marshes NWT. For more information on the birds you might see visit the Birding World website. Cley Bird Club hold their third Winter Big Bird Day.

We are very impressed with the Cley Bird Club web page which is recently established. For the 14 days up to. It provided a blue print for nature conservation which has now been replicated across the UK. Nigel Rogers photo taken on the afternoon of 8th July as posted on the Cley Bird Club website.

Twitter is now the place to be for breaking news. The Cley Bird Club was founded in 1986 by Eddie Myers with the purpose of communicating bird news from the area amongst local birders. Norfolk County Bird Recorder. Mark Golley who was away from Cley and working in Paris at the time however apparently spotted Nigels photo on the Cley Bird Club website and instantly realised that although still very far from ideal the bird looked more like a Least Sandpiper than a Temmincks Stint.

Although the seawatch in todays northerly was disappointing and nearly all the few birds seen were distant two or three Long-tailed Skuas were identified this morning. Interesting birds seen in the last 5 days most recent first. The north Norfolk village of Cley next the Sea is the home of birding in Britain. It was purchased in 1926 to be held in perpetuity as a bird breeding sanctuary.

Cley is one of THE places to bird-watch. Cafe in the church has live CCTV of the nest atop the tower see below. He was a mathematician philosopher and theologian but was invited by the King of Sardinia to help improve education on the island alongside other distinguished academics and went there in 1765. Cley Bird Club Bird Records Bird Headlines.

Cley Village Hall has a large free car park with space for around 80 cars. Kittiwake Blakeney Point 31st August 2020. If you enjoy a challenge you can take part in the Big Bird Race to see who can achieve the highest total of species for the day. Please click on the map icon below to load Cley Marshes NWT in your preferred map.

Book cottages and self-catering accommodation. Pale green in wing and tail edging. The key habitats in the area include Cley Marshes Norfolk Wildlife Trust Reserve Salthouse Marshes Blakeney Point National Trust Reserve and Salthouse and Kelling Heaths. If youre visiting Cley village then please use this car park it is a.

Cley Village Hall The Fairstead Cley-next-the-Sea Holt Norfolk NR25 7RJ 2022 Cley Village Hall and Recreation Ground Charity Charity no. If you are. Amber indicates local or uncommon bold red indicates a description is needed for verification at county or national level green indicates category D reasonable doubt of natural occurrence or category E escapes or non-sustaining introductions. Site Location Details.

NWT Cley Marshes is Norfolk Wildlife Trusts oldest and best known nature reserve. The Cley Bird Club CBC exists to bring together everybody who has an interest in the Birds of the Cley area in North. This sighting of the Siberian Chiffchaff was confirmed by the bird.