Birds of Norfolk is one of the most beautiful films available from one
of the world's most diverse natural habitats. Norfolk, England, has an
amazing array of wildlife and in this wonderful film, nature
photographers, Rob and Jill Wilson, show over 100 species of birds
including the Bittern, Black-winged Stilt, Spoonbill, White-crowned
Sparrow, Marsh Harrier and the Slender-billed Gull.
We discover the relaxing scenes of rural Norfolk with the amazing
diversity of habitats, harbors, grazing marshes, bluebell woods, rivers
and saltwater lagoons.
Other wildlife found within Norfolk are also presented such as the seals
at Waxham Beach, adders on the heath and dragonflies in the reedbeds.
In short, this film is a stunning, visual delight for all bird watching
and nature enthusiasts.
Narration by Kevan Brighting. Music by Alex Ball, Howard Reece, Personal
Victory. Production by Paul Desira. Cover images by Rob and Jill Wilson.
JOURNEY THROUGH ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST
BEAUTIFUL NATURAL HABITATS, FEATURING OVER 100
SPECIES OF BIRDS AND AN ABUNDANCE OF WILDLIFE.
Birds Of Norfolk: A Bird Watchers Dream is a 2010 documentary with a runtime of 1 hour and 32 minutes.
