CBC Wildlife News
Records submitted in the last 14 days, most recent first. Amber indicates local or uncommon, bold red indicates a description is needed for verification at county or national level, green indicates category D (reasonable doubt of natural occurrence) or category E (escapes or non-sustaining introductions).
Mon 12 October 2026
Mon 12 October 2026
1 Green Woodpecker (Heard) ,
1 Great Spotted Woodpecker ,
1 Buzzard ,
1 Jay ,
[David Fell]
Mon 12 October 2026
2 Red-throated Diver (At least.) ,
20 Gannet (At least. Many joining feeding melee close in.) ,
3 Red-breasted Merganser (West.) ,
12 Ringed Plover (West.) ,
1 Arctic Skua (East offshore. Chased some gulls before settling on the sea.) ,
2 Mediterranean Gull (Adults.) ,
11 Little Gull (At least. Three west (two adults, 1st winter) then 8 east. Mix of ages. Mobbed settled skua at one point.) ,
1 Guillemot ,
10 Razorbill (At least.) ,
[Andrew Cox]
Sun 11 October 2026
1 Clouded Yellow (In cottage garden.) ,
[Andrew Cox]
Sun 11 October 2026
1 Swallow (Flew west.) ,
2 Wheatear (Eye Field.) ,
[Andrew Cox]
Sun 11 October 2026
Sun 11 October 2026
30 Meadow Pipit (At least. Field east of Cley Allotments.) ,
[Andrew Cox]
Sun 11 October 2026
13 Teal (West) ,
17 Gannet (Minimum count) ,
11 Red-throated Diver (Mostly west. 4 on sea and 1 cutting across Eye field probably heading for the harbour) ,
3 Manx Shearwater (West close in) ,
2 Razorbill ,
3 Wigeon (West) ,
c.100 Ringed Plover (one flock of about 50 plus 2 more sizeable flocks all west) ,
1 Golden Plover (Heard over Eye field) ,
1 Knot (West with Turnstone) ,
1 Turnstone (West with Knot) ,
1 Oystercatcher (West) ,
[David Fell]
Sun 11 October 2026
26 Red-throated Diver (At least.) ,
4 Manx Shearwater (All west. All close in.) ,
30 Gannet (At least.) ,
4 Common Scoter (Female, then three males. All west.) ,
3 Pintail (West.) ,
80 Ringed Plover (At least. Several flocks heading west.) ,
2 Arctic Tern (Juvs.) ,
2 Guillemot ,
5 Razorbill (At least.) ,
[Andrew Cox]
Sun 11 October 2026
1 Yellow-browed Warbler (Still present in sallows) ,
[David Fell]