North East Norfolk Bird Club

Heydon

Image of Heydon birding site

A small isolated village which still has that community feel. Heydon Hall and the associated parkland dominate the area to the north and east, with plantations and grazing meadows to south and west. There is parking behind the pub in the centre of the village. The park is open to the public so a good range of habitats to explore. Habitats: arable farmland, gardens, grassland, hedgerows, parkland, pond/lake and woodland.

Species recorded
69
Visitors
23

What you might see

  • Eurasian Nuthatch

    Seen on the majority of visits

    Last seen 208d ago

  • Great Spotted Woodpecker

    A regular visitor to this spot

    Last seen 96d ago

  • Common House Martin

    Typically seen Apr–Aug

    Last seen 96d ago

  • Eurasian Collared Dove

    Recorded on 44% of visits

    Last seen 96d ago

  • House Sparrow

    Recorded on 48% of visits

    Last seen 96d ago

  • Great Tit

    Recorded on 52% of visits

    Last seen 96d ago

  • Western Jackdaw

    Recorded on 54% of visits

    Last seen 96d ago

  • Coal Tit

    Typically seen Oct–Apr

    Last seen 145d ago

  • European Greenfinch

    Recorded on 37% of visits

    Last seen 96d ago

  • Red Kite

    Recorded on 21% of visits

    Last seen 96d ago

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