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They are also now common at many locations in Norfolk Including this bird (right) photographed in 2006 at Cley in Norfolk Another good location in Norfolk is Titchwell where the three photos below were taken |
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Avocet
The return of the Avocet
as a breeding bird is one of England's most long standing and well known
conservation success stories after they returned to Sulfolk where they are now
relatively common to view.
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They are also now common at many locations in Norfolk Including this bird (right) photographed in 2006 at Cley in Norfolk Another good location in Norfolk is Titchwell where the three photos below were taken |
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This Avocet below was pictured at RSPB Marshside in April 2007, where they are also now a common summer sight
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the emblem of: The Royal Society
for the Protection of Birds |
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All above Photos Copyright Nigel Spencer
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