These pictures of a GREY WAGTAIL were taken from the river by Great Blakenham weir. This species is common on the river, nesting in several areas, mainly by weirs and bridges. October is the main migration time for this species.
There were not many birds out on the lakes, but on Meadowlands Pit there were three COOT, three SWANS and one GREAT CRESTED GREBE.
There were plenty of bird flocks, mainly of common TITS, with some TREECREEPERS, and a pair of BULLFINCHES.
And of course there were loads of KINGFISHERS.
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