I decided to go out with my new camera and try the big lens out properly so I thought about the Axe Estuary, I haven’t been out there for a very long time, and to be honest didn’t really know were the hides were, so I just parked on the side of the road that runs along the edge of the estuary. Started taking pictures and then a couple walked by and told me where the hides are and where to park, by the time I had finished the weather had tuned bad, but I think it’s a place I’ll try an other time. While I parked up be the estuary I managed to get some quite good pictures considering it was the first time out properly with the new camera.
I think the young gull has dropped some thing the older one has spotted.
This young Herring Gull is looking very curiously at the seaweed as if he is not to sure about it.
These Godwits are probing the mud for invertebrates, their staple diet, before the tide changes.
I think this female Mallard has lost her way a bit amongst all the Great Black Backed Gulls.
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