Nightingale in Snettisham Coastal Park this morning.

Footpath at Park Farm, Snettisham #footpath #villages #countryside

Gran Torques de Snettisham, creado con 64 hilos de oro, retorcidos en 8 cuerdas enrolladas, y remates fundidos en molde y soldados. Fue enterrado atado a un brazalete por otro torques. Una moneda entre sus cuerdas indica que fue enterrado cerca del 75 a.C. | The British Museum.

What a way to start the day singing Nightingale and Turtle Dove at Snettisham coastal park Dominic Buscall Operation Turtle Dove

Last week, members of the King’s Lynn Field Team assisted partners in the RSPB to draw down water from the pits at Snettisham RSPB site due to the islands within the pits being inundated by water.

The islands are an important nesting site for migrating birds.

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Yesterday evening at Snettisham

Fantastic effort from our youthful Sunday team (+ Blessing) to defeat Snettisham by 4 wickets

An incredible 108 not out from captain Owen Stacey saw the Sunday team home.

The Great Torc from Snettisham is a remarkable artifact. This large Iron Age torc, or neck ring, is made of electrum, an alloy of gold and silver, and dates back to the 1st century BC. It’s considered one of the finest pieces of early Celtic art in a distinctly British Celtic…

A pleasant morning's birding at Snettisham Country Park watching Gropper, Turtle Doves, Spoonbills, Barn Owl, Nightingale, L. Whitethroat and Swifts.

The golden sheen of the Snettisham treasure awaits visitors to the Boudica Gallery at Norwich Castle , Norfolk. More torcs have been found in East Anglia than in the rest of Britain. with most found at Ken Hill, Snettisham.

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Glossy Ibis Ken Hill fresh grazing marsh and Turtle Doves Snettisham coastal park

The Great Torc from Snettisham is a remarkable artifact. This large Iron Age torc, or neck ring, is made of electrum, an alloy of gold and silver, and dates back to the 1st century BC. It’s considered one of the finest pieces of early Celtic art.

Spent the 2nd day of our Norfolk trip at Snettisham, Thornham, Holme & Titchwell. Fulmar was our 100th species for the trip list. Garganey, Hobby, Little Tern, Bearded Tit & Pied Flycatcher all new for the year. 2 more days still to go.

Nice to see 2 Hobby's fly across Snettisham coastal park heading out over Ken Hill Grazing marsh.

View over the gate at Snettisham #gates #view #countryside

Another view of my favourite beech tree in Snettisham #trees #beeches

Mr. Ramsbottom in his firld at Park Farm, Snettisham #sheep #herdwick #farming

I don't know his name so we call him Mr. Ramsbottom. He's a Herdwick at Park Farm, Snettisham #ram #sherp #Herdwick #farming

Grasshopper Warbler Snettisham Coastal park this morning. There seems to be a Warbler explosion this year, so far seen Willow, Garden, Reed, Sedge and Grasshopper. The numbers of Sedgies and Cetis I've seen and heard around North and West Norfolk this past week is insane.