Morston Quay

Hi everyone,
Morston Quay #Boats #geese #trip
Today I’m in North Norfolk, at Morston Quay.
One of my favourite places, as you can simply walk over the salt marshes and see all sorts of things. Mainly it’s the seal trip boats that go out to Blakeney Point. Blakeney Point is home to England's largest Grey Seal colony and many summer breeding birds. You can’t walk there, you need to be taken via boat. Next time I go, I’ll do the trip and film it.
There are lots of different wildfowl on the Salt Marshes. I especially like the Brent Geese. To me, they sound like dogs barking. According to the RSPB they fly here from Siberia in Russia.
Geese navigate based on experience, using landmarks including rivers, coastlines and mountain ranges. They may also use celestial cues such as the sun and stars. Geese have a physical compass in their head that allows them to tell north and south by detecting the Earth's magnetic field.
( shared from the RSPB information site )
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Thank you .

[@stevesrepairs5778]

Thanks for taking us on a lovely trip to the coast, have a great weekend. Take care and all the best. Stevie

[@NewnameSameme]

Thank you 📸 You have a great weekend too.

[@stephenshippam9374]

Hi thanks for taking us out for something a little different,, what a great place to do some bird watching or going for a great walk Best wishes to you and looking forward to your next video

[@NewnameSameme]

North Norfolk is great for bird watching , as it’s one of the first places , the birds land after swimming across the sea.

[@stigg333]

Thanks for a lovely video, hope you have a great weekend and stay safe.

[@NewnameSameme]

Pleased you enjoyed it, thank you. Have great weekend too.

[@judithward4862]

Fancy seeing ‘Hey Jude’ 👍

[@NewnameSameme]

When we saw it, we said we must include it 😅

[@judithward4862]

🤣🤣

[@ClementineSwainson-hf1mg]

we have a boat here and we know the people who own it

[@judithward4862]

@@ClementineSwainson-hf1mg i am referred to as Jude and regularly treated with ‘hey Jude’ 🤣

[@ricklewis4377]

Never been here, thank you for sharing.

[@NewnameSameme]

You are very welcome. ⛵️⛵️

[@ClementineSwainson-hf1mg]

we actually have a boat here and live not far away and love it so much

[@ClementineSwainson-hf1mg]

it’s always nice to see our friends doing the seal trips

[@NewnameSameme]

It’s a fabulous place and I still haven’t done the boat trip yet. Lots of wonderful places all along the North Norfolk coastline. Thank you for watching.

[@suzannehughes8697]

Hi Lisa I really enjoyed this video, it was nice to see the Norfolk coast, I have been told by people that the Norfolk coast is really beautiful, we very nearly went to Cromer once, but one of our party wasn't too well so we didn't go, of course we went to Great Yarmouth, I have got film of my sister and I on Yarmouth beach watching a punch and judy show, when we were young my dad was a big cine film fan, and he had an 8 mm cinema camera, so most of our childhood is on film, so when my dad died we had all the film transferred to dvd, it's great to have footage of the Broads in the sixties and seventies, and everything else we got up to, but I get a bit emotional when I watch it because my grandparents and mum and dad are on there too, I really enjoyed this Lisa thanks 🌞🌞🖐👍

[@NewnameSameme]

What a lovely thing to do. You are very lucky to have all those fabulous memories on dvd.

[@garyhulme3673]

Hi, we are now at Reedham for the night , loving the water and weather.

[@NewnameSameme]

Hope your having a wonderful holiday 🛥⛵️

[@bernadettec6386]

One of my most favourite places. Love Morston Hall Hotel as well. it just has a magic of its own.

[@NewnameSameme]

It’s fabulous isn’t it. I’ve never stayed in the hotel. I may have to put it in my to do list 😀

[@bernadettec6386]

@@NewnameSameme Stay in the rooms in the garden. They are out of this world. Mind you , it isnt cheap , so for a special occasion.

[@davidoakley2722]

I spotted 2 Oystercatchers the other day on one of our fishing ponds 30 miles from the sea but only 1mile from the River Trent. Didn't expect to see them there. Love the vid.

[@NewnameSameme]

Thank you, I’m pleased you enjoyed today’s video. I’ve a video of 2 oyster Catchers sat on Potter Heigham bridge somewhere amongst my videos.

[@lopsidelarry1556]

Nice bit of mud, it's so sculptural, bet it smelt great, am I weird or do others like the odour of an estuarine inlet? Most of the boats looked well kept & colourful & lovely footage of the feeding bird life. Never been here but, will certainly try to find it if I'm out that way.

[@NewnameSameme]

Just the smell of sea air and salt water. There are several places along the North Norfolk coast all very similar to this. I like it because it’s just so different to anywhere around here.

[@paulathomas4944]

I've done the seal trips from Morston key a couple of times. I've also sailed my dinghy from there which is something of a challenge due to the channel being so narrow.

[@NewnameSameme]

Next time I go I plan to do the boat trip. Sailing from there must be wonderful. So much wildlife to see. ⛵️