About RSPB Titchwell Marsh
Titchwell Marsh is a significant RSPB reserve on the Norfolk coast. It is an excellent location for seeing many wading birds throughout the year, boosted by passage migrants in spring and autumn. If you walk through the reserve you can reach the beach where you will see many more waders at low tide. The reserve has toilets, café, visitors' centre, car park and shop. There is an entry charge for non-RSPB members.
Titchwell Marsh holds official national and international conservation status as an SSSI, SPA, Ramsar site, and AONB.
Brent Geese
Brent Geese (DSCF0105c)
As I approached the beach on a sunny morning, these brent geese passed in front of me. I like the contrast between the dark and whit plumage of the birds with the sky.
Technical
- Fujifilm X-H2s
- Fujifilm 150-600 + 1.4x
- 1/2000 sec at f/11
- ISO 1250
Bar-tailed Godwit
Bar-tailed Godwit (K32P0333c)
I photographed this godwit on a cold and breezy day on Titchwell Beach. The photograph was uploaded to Flickr - by next morning it had reached top position #1 in Explore.
Technical
- Pentax K3ii
- Pentax 150-450
- 1/1600 at f/8
- ISO 400
Black-tailed Godwit
Black-tailed Godwit (DSCF0873c)
A black-tailed godwit in breeding plumage feeding on the beach.
Technical
- Fujifilm X-H2s
- Fujifilm 150-600 + 1.4x
- 1/2000 sec at f/11
- ISO 1250