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Blakeney Point is a four-mile shingle spit off the north Norfolk coast. Countryside manager Chris Bielby said: "Little terns have been rapidly declining in the UK for the past few decades, ...

Blakeney Point is a national nature reserve around two hours from Cambridge situated near to the villages of Blakeney, Morston and Cley next the Sea on the north coast of Norfolk, England.

Terns have been breeding at Blakeney Point since the 1800s, with 2021 being a particularly successful year as the team counted 3,678 pairs. Duncan Halpin, ...

Blakeney Point is also an internationally important nesting site for common and Sandwich terns. READ MORE: 'I lived in one of the most remote places in Norfolk' ...

The Omaze mansion looks across to Blakeney Point, a National Nature Reserve, where seals breed in winter and birds such as terns nest in spring. Follow Norfolk news on BBC Sounds, ...

Blakeney Point is a four-mile shingle spit off the north Norfolk coast. Countryside manager Chris Bielby said: "Little terns have been rapidly declining in the UK for the past few decades, ...