More than 1,100 pairs of sandwich terns have returned to breed at Blakeney Point in the north of the county after a two-year absence.

The National Trust has said the improvement follows recent struggles caused by bird flu, flooding and unpredictable weather.

A common tern above the shoreline at Blakeney Point. (Image: Monica Doshi/National Trust Images/PA Wire)

Edward Stubbings, National Trust area ranger at Blakeney Point, said: "We’re particularly pleased to see sandwich terns return to........

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