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In an exciting format, one site is featured for each month of the year and it shows a typical Birdwatching day at that time of the year and the birds you might see. A wide range of species are featured and include such exciting birds as Bittern, Marsh Harrier, Honey Buzzard, Common Crane, 29 species of waders, 14 species of warblers including Dartford, and some real rarities such as Pallid Harrier and White-crowned Sparrow. An added bonus is the inclusion of various mammals, butterflies and dragonflies, including Norfolk Hawker dragonflies and Swallowtail butterflies, plus some of those unforgettable Norfolk landscapes and skylines. January: Holkham, February: Horsey, March: Lynford, April: Breckland, May: Titchwell, June: Lakenheath & Welling, July: Strumpshaw Fen, August: Snettisham, September: Cley, October: N Norfolk coast, November: Cley & Welney, December: Buckenham Marches. 164 species in total. Filmed and narrated by Paul Doherty.
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This DVD will act as a brilliant introduction for anyone planning a visit, or as a beautifully filmed memory of good days. --British Trust for Ornithology
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Jolly spiffing introduction to bird watching in Norfolk. The author has obviously thought the whole thing through very well and his laid back presentation style makes the whole experience very pleasant and informative.
The general structure of the DVD is based on the months of the year; what to see and where to see it. The sites are usually if not wholly designed for public use although of course there is plenty in Norfolk for those that do not wish to use visitors' centres etc. The photography is very good and the hints and tips invaluable. I have since bought other DVDs in the series based on the quality of this one.
The general structure of the DVD is based on the months of the year; what to see and where to see it. The sites are usually if not wholly designed for public use although of course there is plenty in Norfolk for those that do not wish to use visitors' centres etc. The photography is very good and the hints and tips invaluable. I have since bought other DVDs in the series based on the quality of this one.
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