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Bubbles galore: estuary ice

31 March 2018 by David

Bubbles galore: estuary ice

Ice formed at high tide on the Exe estuary, and left behind next to the river bank by the ebb. As the water slipped away, it left bubbles of air in profusion.

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Black-tailed godwits taking off
Godwits feeding in Exe estuary mud
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