Happisburgh
A village on the coast, most famous for its losses due to erosion. The sea, cliff top fields and lighthouse often turn up rarer species for Norfolk. The parking on Beach Road is pay and display but has good facilities. The cliffs provide a good location for seawatching but with little shelter from the elements. The area around the church also provides good shelter for passage migrants. Art work thanks to John Hurst.
- Species recorded
- 195
- Visitors
- 59
What you might see
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Little Tern
Recent sightingLast seen 19d ago
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Snow Bunting
7% of all club sightings recorded here
Last seen 248d ago
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Northern Wheatear
Typically seen Mar–Oct
Last seen 268d ago
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Common Ringed Plover
Typically seen Oct–Jun
Last seen 33d ago
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Brant Goose
An occasional visitor to this spot
Last seen 130d ago
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Meadow Pipit
Recorded fairly regularly here
Last seen 71d ago
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Sand Martin
Typically seen Mar–Sep
Last seen 19d ago
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Mediterranean Gull
Recorded on 9% of visits
Last seen 33d ago
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Richard's Pipit
Seen here 4 times in the last 3 years
Last seen 1 year ago
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Lapland Longspur
Seen here 3 times in the last 3 years
Last seen 130d ago