After going to Sheringham, where there was an Eastern Black Redstart, which we didn't see, it was back to the reserve at Cley. Lots of Marsh Harriers and Avocets and also, in the visitor facility, a collaborative tapestry weaving installation called 'Murmuration'. An international group of 12 textile artists worked together, on their individual pieces to reflect the beautiful sinuous movements of a murmuration.
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| Plenty of Marsh Harriers... |
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| Plenty of reeds.. |
Long-tailed Duck.
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| Looking along the beach.. |
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| Avocets, Lapwing and Black-tailed Godwits. |
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| Avocets and Black-tailed Godwits - one coming into nice colours. |
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| 'Murmuration' tapestry. Close ups below. |
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