Discover Autumn Migrants - a guided walk

As autumn settles over North Norfolk, crisp sea air, rustling reedbeds and vast open skies create the perfect setting for a seasonal walk. This is one of the most exciting times of year for wildlife, as thousands of migratory birds arrive from northern Europe and beyond. Along Titchwell's shoreline, Knot, Dunlin and Sanderling gather to rest and forage for food, while flocks of ducks seek shelter on Patsy's Pool and Marsh Harriers soar overhead. In the sanctuary of the woodlands, the first Thrushes of the season, including Redwings and Fieldfares, begin to arrive, their calls echoing from nearby treetops.

Whether you're a keen birdwatcher or simply enjoying a stroll by the sea, a guided walk through Titchwell Marsh offers unforgettable views, spectacular wildlife and a real connection to nature's changing seasons.

Our route will vary depending on the weather and any exciting bird sightings on the day, but the walk is usually around three miles in length. There are plenty of benches and resting points along the way. After the guided walk, you're welcome to continue exploring the reserve and hides independently.

Bird identification guides and binocular hire are available from our shop to help you make the most of your visit.

Unfortunately, we cannot allow dogs on this event other than registered assistance dogs

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