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The day bad weather brought half a million birds to England

In 1965, harsh weather forced half a million migrating birds to the Suffolk coast, where they found refuge from the storm. Despite some falling into the waves, many survived to continue their journey to Africa. This rare event is fondly rem...

The Guardian· Oct 15, 2026 · 11:14 AM · 3 views

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In 1965, harsh weather forced half a million migrating birds to the Suffolk coast, where they found refuge from the storm. Despite some falling into the waves, many survived to continue their journey to Africa. This rare event is fondly remembered by older birders, with Spurn Head still celebrating migration today.

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