Good effort Leasa....not easy to film.

And this is still on my list to do...!!! some good catches in there and yes it can be difficult to film them..!!

Such a great activity to do, but can also be dangerous 🤦‍♀️

Lovely as always, great work, thank you. So chilled now after watching two of your videos.

What a fantastic array of birds. Wonderful day out.

Nice ❤❤❤❤ of course come wacth always

Отличный фильм 📽

🤨💛💯 wow 👍

Nice and so beautiful video. Thanks for sharing .

The bent section of the Gull wing bridge reminded me of a giant metal shelf bracket! What an amazing design. Your bird watching friends seem lovely, making you walk first along the edge! Seriously, you all seem to have a wonderful time out discovering birds and wild life. Loved the coffee whisk, how posh are they? I always enjoy the bird song in the videos. Thank you for sharing.

We own a caravan at cherry tree holiday park and we go to Gorelston a lot. Fantastic beach. Stayed at the cliff hotel too, really nice 👍

Another great video.

looks like you had a really great day , i love seeing the wherries , it would'nt be the same without them , they look so magnificent .

Excellent Leasa. White Moth is beautiful. Solace looking good too, freshly tarted-up for the Regatta season. NBYC on Wroxham Broad used to be my life during the season...there all weekend and usually a couple of evenings during the week too. Good photography again!

We really enjoyed that mi duck. There is nothing quite like messing about in boats except sailing. It’s just so nice. Love Graham and Wendy 😍🥰❤️😘

Hi leasa fantastic video, you had great weather,,,so looking forward to my trip out soon,,

Nice to see Solace moored on the broad ,we always look for her when we visit. It's not the same when she is not there.

Absolutely lovely 😊

That was so lovely to sit and watch. Thank you to Wherry Yacht Charter for letting the lovely Leasa travel along with you! You were so fortunate to experience this when the weather was so nice.

Looked like a superb day out Leasa, nice video too😊

I'm one of them with yellow top😁

So nice, the bird song and your calming voice take me to a peaceful place.

Hi that must have been quite hard work all that paddling,,,at least the weather was good,,

What a great idea. All I could think about was those aching shoulders. Hope everyone made the complete course. Well done everyone who participated! Leasa, thank you for recording this.

Wh at a pleasant change wish I had been there but will be for the thee rivers.

I think after paddlings all that way the first prize should be a giant tube of deep heat to sooth the aching muscles and a straight jacket for being so crazy

You were extremely lucky to have such wonderful weather which in turn produced some amazing footage.

Lovely video just lovely, thank you.

I remember going to Burnham Overy to pick samphire out on the marshes lovely little harbour.

Lovely, Leasa! North Norfolk is still one of the ultimate birding destinations/

These water inlets on the North coast are so stunning especially before the busy season. The yellow Wagtail was really pretty. The little ducklings were so funny as they rushed towards the water, it was as if they were seeing who could be first in. I remember the AA boxes and the key for it too. I think there used to be one at the Elveden Crossroads. These trips out are always enjoyable. Thank you for all the hard work you put into making them.

A definite resemblance to a crocodile!

What a lovely day and such beautiful bird song. I could sit and listen to that all day. Thank you for a lovely video.

That was lovely Leasa. The Bridge is an amazing design....very cool. Minsmere. This is the place which really accelerated my interest in Ornithology. As a child, I was a Y.O.C. member, returning to Minsmere several times a year, along with Cley (in Norfolk). For a moment, I thought you were going to be lucky enough to capture a Bittern on camera! Marsh Harriers were pretty special back in the 60's, now, they seem to turn up pretty regularly.......bit like Kites here in the south where they are 'ten a penny'. Nothing beats the song of a Nightingale....such a 'big' song from a nondescript LBJ (little brown job). You have to be lucky to see these little birds. You covered some ground on this trip Leasa....did you remember your passport? 😉

What beautiful weather you had for your escape over the border. Let's hope the bridge at Lowestoft is not being built by the same contractors who were responsible for the Great Yarmouth bridge! Glad you enjoyed the boat trip.

So cute

Lovely video very relaxing to watch 💜

Beautiful nature wildlife views. Thank you for sharing. Video 👍

Great video Lisa, thank you. Was that a couple of chicks on the left of the Osprey's nest? Couldn't quite make it out.

nice video

You should know by now, when you go looking for a specific bird it has disappeared! Despite that it was lovely seeing everything else. I agree with you and the 'crocodile' as I thought the same when i saw it. We had Mr. Heron visit last Friday and Saturday. The dogs saw him too....

The Swans are absolutely brutal at this time of year, and wont tolerate intrusion....even though it is probably their own offspring from last season they are chasing off. Love watching the Grebes. Keep trying with the Osprey. Luck of the draw, they can cover quite big distances from the nest.

Nice to see spring is here at last . Keep the good work up .

I didn't realise that Dartford Warblers had got as far north as that!

Posh-in-boots 😃😃

You will be jumping in puddles next! I always enjoy when you take us along to Brundall. I have already been out and for the first time this year I had sandals on.

We cannot wait to be down there again at the end of next month.

I remember after one of your previous videos, we went to Felthorpe Woods some two months plus back but at that time it was still very wet underfoot. Well worth a return visit. If the Woodlark was not moving, we would not have spotted him as he was almost the same colouring as the foliage. The warbler did you proud by going to the top of the gorse to be seen. Every time I see the fire engines of Norwich airport, I think of Thunderbirds! It is the shape of those vehicles. Your filming through the mesh was just fine. Stop telling us you are bad at filming as you are doing an amazing job. Had you not mentioned it, we would have not known you were filming through such a small opening.

Most parts of this video are beautifull particually with the herons. I wonder at the end of some videos you could post a few single photos that we could save and add an odd one to my computer background. I am spending a week on northern broads on cruiser at end of May but my photos are nothing like yours. See you at Ludham where we like magnet fishing

I wonder if that is the Heron who came to see me? He came back yesterday morning again but this time he was tapping on the window. The cheek of it. Was he expecting the full breakfast! I would have just quietly walked past him and I do not think the heron would have been bothered. They do seem very much used to us humans. I was planning on doing this walk but as it has been so wet it has not yet happened. One day I shall make it here. Thank you for taking us along on your walk.