| Snow Bunting, Plectrophenax nivalis |
A Snow Bunting, Plectrophenax nivalis, in Horsey Gap car park |
This Snow Bunting had been in the car park all day |
The Snow Bunting was very tame and had hardly flew at all |
Plectrophenax nivalis allowing as close a view as anyone wanted |
Geese flying in over Horsey Marsh as the day ends |
| Probably Pink-footed Geese, Anser brachyrhynchus |
Fungi along the inshore path at the foot of the dunes |
Fungi get extra nutrients near dog walkers ... |
... and cattle |
Cattle on Horsey Marsh |
Palm-top garden of Daucus carota, Sheeps fescue and moss |
| Grey Seals only on the beach: Common Seal were there last week. |
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Horse-like profile of the "hook-nosed sea pig" |
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Looking towards Groyne 40 from the north viewing platform. |
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