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Low tide, Exe estuary

12 February 2026 by David
Low tide, Exe estuary

Recent heavy rain and consequent flooding brought many trees down rivers like the Exe. This one was stranded in the estuary for at least a few days, exposed on the mud at low tide.

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Godwit flock flying, Exe estuary
Dunnock looking around
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