Kingfisher · Norfolk

Where to see kingfisher in Norfolk

1 site in Norfolk where kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) is recorded, most likely in autumn.

Kingfisher records in Norfolk, by month339 records. Most are logged in Oct, and autumn is the strongest season overall.
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MonthSeasonRecords
Janwinter32
Febwinter12
Marspring19
Aprspring13
Mayspring20
Junsummer25
Julsummer44
Augsummer40
Sepautumn31
Octautumn48
Novautumn34
Decwinter21

Lowest month: Feb. Counts are records, not birds — how we source this.

Sculthorpe Moor

Fakenham, Norfolk · Hawk and Owl Trust

woodland6 hideswheelchair accessible£5.00 adult

Best seasons: autumn

Common questions

When is the best time to see kingfisher in Norfolk?

October has the most records. Across 339 occurrence records in Norfolk, sightings are logged most often in October, though the bird may be present outside that period without being recorded as frequently.

Where can I see kingfisher in Norfolk?

One site in Norfolk: Sculthorpe Moor.

Are any of these sites wheelchair accessible?

Sculthorpe Moor is recorded as having step-free access, verified against the operator's own accessibility information.

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