Tuesday, 21 March 2023

Riverside Walk

 I had a walk from the visitor centre to up and over the landfill site and back to the centre. Wasn't a huge amount of note, a pair of Marsh Harriers and a single Raven which went was calling 'honking' as it past by. Red dead-nettle added a bit of colour to the foreshore and a speeding police boat was entertaining.

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Hyacinths gave a colourful welcome as you entered the visitor centre

Police boat speeding past

Good show of Red dead-nettles along the back of the foreshore

Skylarks singing and showing well on the landfill site

ARMADOR II (IMO: 8790259) is a Bunkering Tanker that was built in 1972 (51 years ago) and is sailing under the flag of United Kingdom.



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