More than 13,000 people have visited a 'watchpoint' to view a peregrine falcon nest in Cromer.
The group's chairman, Eddie Anderson, said the project brought the community together.
"It's the impact the peregrines have on local residents and visitors alike which is really impressive," he said.The peregrine watchpoint - complete with binoculars - proves popular with Cromer residents and visitors Volunteer Jane Crossen said that "Oh, wow" was "the most common thing volunteers hear when people see the peregrines through the telescope for the first time".
"Most of the time people would be unaware that the birds are even here if it wasn't for the watchpoint," she said.Find BBC News: East of England on
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