Rate birdingplace Blakeney Point
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Remote 4 mile sand and shingle spit with colonies of terns, gulls and seals, and winter wildfowl/waders. Access only on foot or by boat, the boats do not land.
Blakeney Point is a National Nature Reserve and AONB. Thriving nesting site for Sumru, Kutup sumrusu, Karagagalı Sumru and Küçük sumru. Also Karabağ martı and occasional Akdeniz Martısı. Common and grey seals breed. Winter wildfowl such as Pufla, Kara ördek and Küçük Tarla Kazı. And rare passage autumn migrants such as Büyük örümcekkuşu, Mahmuzlu incirkuşu, Sarıkaşlı çıvgın and Çizgili ötleğen. Kındıra kamışçını and Saz Kamışçını in the reed beds.
Parking at Cley for those attempting the long difficult walk on shifting shingle to the point. NB the Visitor Centre is currently closed. Park at Morton Quay or Blakeney Quay for boat trips. Check tide times as the car park can get flooded, also boats only run 4 hours either side of high tide. See the link to the tides table below.