"If I had a pound for every 'wow' and 'oh my god' I'd heard over the years... then I'd be a very rich man," said photographer Les Bunyan The number of knot feeding and flying to create swirling dark ...

One of the most spectacular wildlife events in the UK takes place on the Norfolk coast, as tens of thousands of knot arrive from Arctic Canada and Iceland for their winter roost. To see them is "just ...

Watch the incredible moment a stunning flocking of red knot birds were seen moving together in front of a setting sun. The group of birds created stunning wave patterns as they swooped across the sky ...

09 September 2013 • 5:16pm Snettisham Bird Reserve lies on the edge of The Wash, one of the most important bird estuaries in the UK, supporting over 300,000 birds. A few times every year higher than ...

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Knot the nine o'clock news will be among the headlines of this BBC Winterwatch wildlife series, after a film crew spent two nights recording the birds' nocturnal habits on the mudflats at Snettisham.

The bleak mudflats of the Wash Estuary in Norfolk provide an enormous feeding table for waders. As the tide comes in, the flocks are flushed inland. To catch the spectacle, Thom set up on Snettisham ...

A few times every year higher-than-average tides force thousands of waders including knot, black and bar tailed godwit to take flight, and advance up the mud flats in search of food. And hundreds of ...

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The number of knot feeding and flying to create swirling dark clouds of birds on the Norfolk coast has reached record numbers. For the first time about 140,000 have been seen on the RSPB reserve at ...

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