A
really unusual Harbour area with a large expanse of water upriver at
Walberswick.
The
tide was going out and the fields draining when I was here, but
there were few birds.
Just
a few Little Egret, 4 Barnacle Geese flyover, Curlew.
There
were a few (3 or 4) small birds calling from the mass of reeds as I
made a long mile and a half trudge up the high banking.
Just
2 very poor views of one bird was as good as it got today.
The
river Blythe empties into the sea through a high concrete channel
here.
Where
the river meets the sea, the fight between the river and the sea
tides is something special to see. Giving an example of the awesome
strength of water.
There
were 3 Turnstone here.
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