North East Norfolk Bird Club

Weynor Gardens Kelling

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A small area south of the A149 coast road, roughly from just east of the Pheasant Hotel to the footpath from Kelling Heath, where the Little Bunting was found. An inland area covering a residential area of ex-military housing with arable fields on the south side leading to the base of Telegraph Hill at Kelling Heath. With the heath to the south and Muckleburgh Hill to the north, it is sandwiched between two good birding areas, so likely to attract a range species. Parking is very limited here, so the Pheasant Hotel could be a possible for parking with its footpath connection under the south side of Muckleburgh.

Species recorded
71
Visitors
11

What you might see

  • Garden Warbler

    Typically seen Apr–Sep

    Last seen 33d ago

  • Eurasian Blackcap

    A regular visitor to this spot

    Last seen 4d ago

  • Marsh Tit

    Typically seen Nov–Feb

    Last seen 272d ago

  • Common Chiffchaff

    Typically seen Aug–May

    Last seen 4d ago

  • Long-tailed Tit

    Recorded on 23% of visits

    Last seen 45d ago

  • Mistle Thrush

    Typically seen Dec–May

    Last seen 139d ago

  • Great Tit

    Recorded on 34% of visits

    Last seen 4d ago

  • Song Thrush

    Typically seen Jan–Oct

    Last seen 15d ago

  • Eurasian Blue Tit

    Seen on the majority of visits

    Last seen 4d ago

  • European Robin

    Recorded on 45% of visits

    Last seen 4d ago

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