Little Gull

26 April 2013
An adult Little Gull graced Deepdale Marsh for a couple of days. Now (28th) two reported at Titchwell.

Migrants at last

24 April 2013
At last the Norfolk coast is seeing some migrants with sightings of Black Redstarts, Redstarts, Whimbrel and more common migrants such as Willow Warbler, Whitethroat, Lesser Whitethroat being reported all along the coast. Still some Ring Ouzels present. Also last week good numbers of Yellow Wagtails.

The One Stop Nature Shop guided walk on saturday turned up seven Common Cranes and two Mediterranean Gulls at Deepdale Marsh. And last night a Montagu's Harrier (this a heavily cropped picture).

The fields behind the shop have many active Hares and when the sun is out they can be seen zooming across the fields and occasionally boxing.

Gardens in Brancaster and Stanhoe still have a few Bramblings

and Lesser Redpoll

Swallows are now on the wires outside the shop. As ever we keep the sightings board outside the shop constantly updated with local bird news.

Trophy Cam video

Mr and Mrs Hamilton kindly sent in some pictures and video from the Trophy Cam that they purchased from us. Here is one of the videos taken in their garden recently.

We still have stock of the 119437 Bushnell Trophy Cam 8MP with HD video at the UK's lowest price of £179 (please note this is a genuine UK import)
 click here to visit our Trophy Cam page

New bird for the shop list

Sunday 10 February 2013
Jim Lawrence from Birdlife International dropped into our shop to check out our second hand binoculars and while testing a few on the bird feeder asked me if I knew there was a Brambling on the feeder.

This is a bird we have been expecting and hoping for... so I grabbed the nearest pair of binoculars ( a Focus Elite 8x43)  and there it was a stunning male Brambling. Well done and thanks Jim.

Waxwings ahoy

22 January 2013
More than a dozen Waxwings near the shop at Burnham Overy Staithe

First shop in the world to stock the new Scopac Plus

We are the first shop in the world, let alone Norfolk, to stock the new Scopac Plus. This very popular tripod carrier has new improved features including a built in bag to carry flasks, sandwiches etc with a cpaacity around 4.5 l and also padded straps and new upper ties which allow the carrier to sit lower on the back making it more stable. It retains the internal pocket for a note book/map.
Special launch price £55

New Book for Christmas

The Long Wild Shore - out now and available from The One Stop Nature Shop     £25.00

The Long, Wild Shore explores the seasons on the North Norfolk coast. It uses the famous landmark of Blakeney Point as its focus - an area steeped in history and renowned for its colonies of seals and nesting birds.

Individual chapters show the lives of Common and Grey Seals and well-known breeding birds such as Little and Sandwich Terns, Oystercatchers and Ringed Plovers.

The area is also famed as a location to experience bird migration and additional illustrated chapters focus on this exciting spectacle.

Over one hundred paintings and numerous watercolour sketches have been reproduced in the book. The paintings and sketches were made almost exclusively in the field at the time of watching and the vast majority were completed on Blakeney Point during the years that the author worked there as a warden.