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Sanderling at Bracklesham Bay

January 22, 2017November 2, 2017 Simon VerrallLeave a comment

Sanderling Bird on Bracklesham Beach

A cheeky little wader, running up and down the beach, cheating the waves

Personally, I’d say it was a bit too cold to be toe-dipping in the sea – but not for this little Sanderling!

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Bracklesham Bay fossils

January 7, 2017November 2, 2017 Simon VerrallLeave a comment

Fossils and shark teeth on the beach in Sussex

We had a lovely walk along the beach at Bracklesham Bay this afternoon and collected these wonderful Gastropods. Hard to believe it, but 46 million years ago these marine snails were living in a tropical sea a few miles south of Chichester!

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Weever Fish on Bournemouth Beach

April 12, 2014November 8, 2017 Simon VerrallLeave a comment

Weever Fish Bournemouth

A Poisonous Weever Fish at Hengistbury Head, Bournemouth

We were sea fishing at the weekend in Bournemouth when we pulled in a small creature known as a Weever Fish.

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