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Eastern Daily Press

Latest news, sport, and things to do for Norfolk, Suffolk and the surrounding Norfolk areas from the Eastern Daily Press.

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edp24.co.uk > news > 26486267.bbc-crew-filming-norfolk-nature-reserve-new-tv-show

BBC crew filming at Norfolk nature reserve for new TV programme

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (178+ words) A BBC crew has been filming at a Norfolk nature reserve for a new television show. The team visited Dickleburgh Moor near Diss to film for a documentary exploring the revival of the UK’s rarest native tree - the Black Poplar....

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edp24.co.uk > news > 26489134.wild-beavers-born-pensthorpe-nature-reserve-norfolk

WATCH: First wild beavers born in Norfolk for more than 500 years

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (449+ words) Beavers have been born in the wild in Norfolk for the first time in centuries. A pair of adults, which first appeared on the River Wensum near Fakenham over the winter, have had two kits. The young animals, believed to…...

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edp24.co.uk > news > 26453727.noise-complaint-made-peacocks-living-mulbarton

The mischievous Mulbarton muster.... Peafowl ruffling feathers in Norfolk village

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (1155+ words) They have made Mulbarton their home for far longer than many of their neighbours. But the peafowl that have roamed the centre of the village for decades are now ruffling some feathers. While the brightly-coloured birds have their supporters, a…...