Hanworth
Misty morning Barn Owl quartering the common. 
A lone muntjac makes his way tentatively across.
Sidestrand
Sidestrand beach this morning to look for Glaucous Gulls.
A Little Bit of 'Cabin Porn' this morning.
Two marvellous cabins at Overstrand: one overlooking the beach.
Pretty much the view from the cabin.
and the other on the street.
Two juvenile Glaucous Gulls - Larus hyperboreus
Glaucous from the Latin - ' a bluish-green or grey.
Larus from the Latin - probably - 'a gull or large seabird.'
hyperboreus is the Latin for 'northern' from the Ancient Greek Huperboreoi - 'people from the far north'.
Black Headed Gulls - Larus ridibundus
and in the background
Herring Gull - Larus argentatus
Pink-footed geese - Anser brachyrynchus
Winter heliotrope - Petasites fragrans
A member of the daisy family and a close relative of Coltsfoot apparently.
Sometimes known as Sweet-scented Coltsfoot or Sweet Colt's-foot.
Delicious marzipan scent.
It was introduced to the UK in 1806. It is
native to south-western and south-eastern Europe
and North Africa
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and
a
Red Admiral
on the cliff top
Sheringham
Adult Glaucous Gull - Larus hyperboreus
and
a
Small Tortoiseshell briefly on the cliff top.
Cromer
Fulmar - Fulmarus glacialis
Already prospecting on the cliffs
Turnstone - Arenaria interpres
Stiffkey
Looking towards 
Linnets - Linaria cannabina
Brent - Branta bernicla
Cromer
The calm after the storm.
Calm windless morning with a delicate haze off the water.
