Brian and I had already arranged to have a morning out, so when I heard that the 'UEA Caspian' had moved to Potter Heigham, we made that our first stop. As we walked towards the first scrape, a helicopter flew up: instantly I picked out the Caspian. Although somewhat distant, we enjoyed decent views, before carrying on around the reserve. Nothing much else to report apart from a few Beardies, Buzzards and Avocets (Although Drinker and Garden Tiger Moth caterpillars were interesting)
We moved the short distance to Hickling NWT but there was too much water in Brendon's Scrape for waders. We added a Muntjac, a few Willow Warblers, Avocets and booming Bitterns to the list before leaving for home just ahead of a heavy rain storm.
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