A north Norfolk site has been named one of the UK's "most glorious coastal nature reserves to spot fantastic winter wildlife".
The Cley and Salthouse Marshes, near Sheringham, were included in a recent ranking by The Times.
The publication named the reserve one of the best sites in the UK for birdwatching and said winter is a particularly good time to see snow buntings.
Snow buntings are small birds that breed in the Arctic but spend their winters in the UK.
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According to The Times, up to a thousand can be found in this area between November and March.
The marshland is the Norfolk Wildlife Trust's oldest and best-known nature reserve.
The trust purchased the land in 1926 and has protected it as a designated bird sanctuary ever since.
The reserve now spans more than 300 hectares and attracts around 110,000 visitors each year.
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