Wildlife Watching
Watching waders without putting them up
Waders feed on a timetable set by the tide. Watch from the sea wall, and leave the roosting flock alone.
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Waders feed on a timetable set by the tide. Watch from the sea wall, and leave the roosting flock alone.
Estuary paths trade cliffs for mud, channels and huge light. Tides and soft ground still set the limits.
Start recognising common British birdsong on your walks: the dawn chorus, six easy songs to learn and simple listening habits that help.
Simple, patient ways to see more wildlife on ordinary walks: when to go, how to move, what to look for and how to keep animals undisturbed.