Norfolk, England has several ecosystems including the Fens, Coast, Broads, and Agricultural Lands. The Fens are grassy wetlands with alkaline soil that are home to 56 species, including barn owls that feed on mice and otters that live in rivers feeding on fish. The Norfolk Coast has long sandy or pebbled beaches with dunes, marshes, and migratory birds like Arctic terns and seals. The Norfolk Broads are a network of navigable rivers and lakes that serve as nature reserves where birds like coots feed on snails and fish. Norfolk is also intensely farmed, growing crops like wheat and barley, and is home to wildlife including pheasants, poppies,
2. Norfolk has a variety of ecosystems, for example · The Fens · The Coast · The Broads · The Agricultural Land
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4. WILDLIFE OF THE FENS This is a barn owl, which feed on field mice like this one. This is an otter, which lives in the rivers and feeds when it can on fish and eels like the one below.
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6. This is an arctic tern, a migratory bird which feeds on fish and crabs like the one below. This is a group of seals, quite commonly seen that feed on these herrings which are found in the North Sea. WILDLIFE OF THE NORFOLK COAST
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8. Coot Great Crested Grebe Grelylag Goose Grey Heron These birds feed on snails, frogs and fish which live in the broads WILDLIFE OF THE NORFOLK BROADS
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10. This is a pheasant, bred only for hunting. This is a poppy in a wheat field, Poppys are wild flowers that you can see easily. There are lots of rabbits that feed in the farm lands This is a mixed woodland, very common in Norfolk . WILDLIFE OF THE AGRICULTURAL LANDS
