Space Oddity II - Bowie

 Please don't ask the name of our continuing adventure as forgotten even before arrival, but fact was just off the edge of the ancient

BEECH FOREST
had been residing, for a few weeks now, a scarce

LITTLE BUNTING
had been residing for a number of days, but not now. However, our efforts were to see some reword as it had been replced by a

RING OUZEL
a member of the Thrush family which is more at home at altitude, mountainsides etc, and usually only seen on the flatlands during migration - a nice stroke of luck with a 'back-up cast' being none to shabby as well with the local

STEAM TRAIN
making a

Noisy Pass
and our first

Forget-me-Not
of the year along with distant veiws of a typical

Suffolk Village with attendant Windmillwith

ALEXANDRA
underfoot

and the occassional flitting of a

LIGHT ORANGE UNDERWING MOTH
(daytime flier)

but time for a move, through the self-same forest and onward to the

NORTH NORFOLK COAST
and its plethora of bird-life and met in the first instance

by a pair of noisy

GREYLAG GEESE
before being called back by the Warden to view a

GARGANEY

we had

overlooked.
Among the more expected were

LITTLE EGRET

AVOCET
displaying,

strolling,

feeding and in company with a single

RUFF

PERRIWINKLE

a most elegant

RED KITE

Identification Aid

MICROLIGHT

CURLEW

feeding.