The growing number of different animals you can see in Norfolk

There are ever-growing numbers of differing animals you can see in Norfolk these days from ungulates to extraordinary bugs to rare breeds. All of these places are fascinating and most are part of an ongoing conservation plan over many years. So, in this month’s edition you can read about one of these in particular:

- Watatunga Wildlife Reserve
- Seals at Horsey Gap
- Horsey Windpump circular walk
- 2 fabulous dog friendly properties in Horsey

Click here to read more about what you’ll see at Watatunga Wildlife Reserve.

Yes, it’s that time of year again, and the pregnant seals and the bulls are beginning to appear on the beach ready for the pupping season. The beach will be roped off and manned by volunteers from October 22nd, but it really is a spectacular sight.
Find out all about how to see the Seals at Horsey (and Blakeney Point) here.

And while you’re at Horsey, why not take a circular walk starting at Horsey Windpump, going along the beach, see the seals and coming back inland to eventually end back at Horsey Mere.
Read more about the Horsey circular walk here..

Where to stay in Horsey?

Here are two ideas of places to stay, and both are wonderfully dog friendly.

Crincle Cottage which is managed by the wonderful Gale from Pack Holidays and all of the cottages are very dog friendly. Find out more about Crincle Cottage in Horsey by clicking on this link and then scrolling down a little bit to find Crincle Cottage.

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Best wishes,

Suzy