Birdlife
The bare trees provide us with good viewing opportunities to see the birdlife of the park. Nuthatch, great spotted woodpeckers and jays are very vocal in the woodland, where winter thrushes can sometimes be seen. Flocks of brambling and chaffinch can be seen from time to time, depending on the food supply.
Yellowhammers, sometimes in good numbers, are visible both on Weybourne Heath and in the arable fields down to the coast, where flocks of linnets often feed. The sound of skylarks will often accompany a walk along the cliff tops.
If you cast your eyes skyward you may spy skeins of pink-footed geese flying overhead or buzzards soaring.
Crossbills are early breeders, often flocks can be heard moving amongst the conifers during late winter. Song and mistle thrush start singing in the new year advertising for a mate and proclaiming their breeding terrority.
Walkabout guide-Birds you may see or hear (PDF / 0.8544921875MB) download