From Arctic skies to Norfolk shores: a photographic journey of Cley's birds

Bird guarding egg with snow capped mountains in the background

Credit Paul Alistair Collins

From Arctic skies to Norfolk shores: a photographic journey of Cley's birds

Location:
Cley Marshes visitor centre, Coast Road Cley next the Sea
,
NR25 7SA
This photo exhibition by Paul Alistair Collins takes you on a journey to the remote Arctic tundra, where familiar Norfolk birds like pink-footed geese, long-tailed ducks, eiders and divers migrate to breed.

Event details

Meeting point

The Gallery at NWT Cley Marshes

Date

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Time
10:00am - 4:00pm
A static map of From Arctic skies to Norfolk shores: a photographic journey of Cley's birds

About the event

Paul Alistair Collins is an acclaimed wildlife photographer, nature guide, and BBC documentary producer. Specialising in minimalist and low-light photography, his work has been awarded in the Scottish Nature Photography Awards and British Wildlife Photography Awards. With a deep love for the far north, Paul leads annual tours for groups who wish to experience and photograph its unique nature and landscapes.
Ever wondered where Cley’s winter birds spend the summer? This photo exhibition takes you on a journey to the remote Arctic tundra, where familiar Norfolk birds like pink-footed geese, long-tailed ducks, eiders and divers migrate to breed. Discover the stark beauty of the Arctic through stunning photography.

Booking

Price

Free, no need to book.

Please be aware that car parking charges may apply for non-members.

Suitable for

Adults

Know before you go

Dogs

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No dogs permitted

No dogs permitted on the reserve. Visitors with dogs can walk Beach Road, along the shingle bank (northern reserve boundary) and East bank.

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Facilities

Toilets
Shop
Cafe/refreshments
Picnic area
Accessible toilet
Baby changing facilities
Disabled parking
Accessible trails