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Just
had to share this film with you again. I sent it out last Christmas, well worth
another look and as we have lots of new members…..
A
great little film by Scott Reid and the RSPB about the Dee Estuary in
winter, including Burton Mere Wetlands and Hilbre.
Beautifully
shot, informative, great for your wader id.
The
Shortie who lost his lunch and swirling Knot, terrific.
Dare
you not to watch it more than once
.
By the way
Hoylake High Tide Birdwatch
Saturday
8th November
10
am
Price: Free
Join the Coastal Rangers, the Dee Estuary Voluntary Wardens and
the RSPB on this high tide birdwatch at Hoylake to see the large numbers of
wading birds as they gather and roost on the shore. We hope to see spectacular
large flocks of wading birds as they gather to roost on the beach over
high tide, now that they have returned from their breeding grounds for the
winter. With a rising tide, we should see the birds at close quarters as they
roost and feed.
Beginners welcomes. Dress warmly and bring binoculars if you
have them. No need to book.
Meet at the bottom of Trinity Road, King's Parade, Hoylake.
There are public toilets nearby and various cafes and pubs for refreshments in
Hoylake.
High tide 11:39am
9.61m H
9.61m H
