#REDIRECT [[Exe Estuary]]
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#REDIRECT [[Tagus Estuary]]
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#REDIRECT [[:Category:Dee Estuary]]
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The Exe Estuary extends south from Topsham, where it is joined by its tributary the Clyst,
...ng waders and wildfowl. Up to 400 [[Pied Avocet|Avocet]] winter on the Exe Estuary and surrounding reserves such as Bowling Green Marsh. Large numbers of othe
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On the south shore of the Stour Estuary in [[Essex]], this reserve is unusual in containing both deciduous woodland
The estuary is important in autumn and winter for waterfowl including [[Dark-bellied Br
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Ornithologically, the Tagus (Tejo) is the most important estuary in [[Portugal]] with all regular northern European waders either wintering
Partly a Natural Reserve, the estuary is very wide with extensive mudflats and saltmarshes, and large reedbeds in
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...ry.jpg|thumb|550px|right|Photo by {{user|delia+todd|Delia Todd}}<br />Eden Estuary from the Guardbridge Hide]]
The Eden Estuary / Eden Estuary Nature Reserve is located where the River Eden meets the North Sea.
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...town of Shoreham-by-Sea in [[Sussex]] this reserve consists of part of the estuary of the River Adur and the major habitats are tidal mudflats and saltmarsh.
The estuary can be viewed from adjacent footpaths and particularly from the south side
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After the Tagus Estuary this is probably the next most important estuary in [[Portugal]] for birds despite much habitat loss and serious pollution.
...and large areas of saltmarsh. Although parts of the northern shores of the estuary are now heavily industrialised much of the remainder is more suitable for b
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There is a sand and shingle spit at the entrance of the estuary and a wader scrape with islands has been created to increase feeding and br
...rebe]], [[Little Grebe]] and other grebes winter on the open waters of the estuary sometimes joined by [[Red-breasted Merganser]], [[Common Goldeneye]] and in
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#REDIRECT [[Clyde Estuary]]
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...e de Somme reserve is a Ramsar Site and situated on the north shore of the estuary adjacent to the Parc Ornithologique du Marquenterre for which there is an a
The Somme Estuary is easily reached by road from the Channel ports.
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...ders and wildfowl. Diving ducks, divers and grebes also winter here. The estuary is around 18 miles long from Erskine to Inverkip and the north shore is les
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The very sheltered Hayle Estuary lies on the bay and is an important habitat for waders and waterfowl on pas
The St Ives Bay and Hayle Estuary area has an excellent record for rarities and vagrant seabirds, waterfowl a
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#REDIRECT [[Somme Estuary]]
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#REDIRECT [[Sado Estuary]]
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#REDIRECT [[Adur Estuary]]
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#REDIRECT [[Guadalhorce Estuary]]
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#REDIRECT [[Exe Estuary]]
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#REDIRECT [[:Category:Dee Estuary]]
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#REDIRECT [[Adur Estuary]]
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#REDIRECT [[Adur Estuary]]
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[[Image:EGRET-3.JPG|thumb|550px|right|River Teign Estuary and Hackney Marsh NNR]]
...ridge. The Estuary proper starts at the A380 flyover across the top of the estuary, and flows down to its mouth at Teignmouth/Shaldon.
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...ry.jpg|thumb|550px|right|Photo by {{user|delia+todd|Delia Todd}}<br />Eden Estuary from the Guardbridge Hide]]
The Eden Estuary / Eden Estuary Nature Reserve is located where the River Eden meets the North Sea.
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...e marshes at Neston, Wirral. It is the largest area of reeds on the [[Dee Estuary]],
...good population of [[Eurasian Reed Warbler]], probably the largest on the estuary. Over the past few years [[Marsh Harrier]] are being seen with more freque
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...town of Shoreham-by-Sea in [[Sussex]] this reserve consists of part of the estuary of the River Adur and the major habitats are tidal mudflats and saltmarsh.
The estuary can be viewed from adjacent footpaths and particularly from the south side
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...bly the most important area for wintering and passage waders on the entire
estuary in particular the Icelandic race of the [[Black-tailed Godwit]] where about
For further details phone the RSPB Dee
Estuary on 0151 336 7681 or email
[email protected]
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...serve was formed in the 1980s when a road tunnel was constructed under the estuary, to relieve traffic congestion. It is a haven for shorebirds and waterfowl
...b|350px|right|Photo by {{user|john+arrowsmith|john arrowsmith}}<br />Conwy Estuary]]
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...mb|550px|right|Photo by {{user|Brian+Dunning|Brian Dunning}}<br />Mawddach Estuary, July 2012]]
In the Snowdonia National Park and overlooking the Mawddach Estuary, this reserve consists of Sessile Oak and birch woodland interspersed with
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...an is brought in with the tides. There are five different habitats in the estuary that are dominated by water--Eelgrass meadows, mudflats, salt marsh, channe
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This reserve covers a large part of the eastern side of the Dee Estuary and consists of extensive areas of saltmarsh with numerous creeks, below wh
...rgest population of [[Eurasian Reed Warbler|Reed Warbler]] anywhere on the estuary. [[Cetti's Warbler]] are also possible in this area and the past few winte
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A range of coastal habitats can be explored in this estuary on the south coast of Brittany to the south-east of the Golfe du Morbihan.
In autumn skuas of three species can be seen at the estuary mouth, also [[Balearic Shearwater]] and a variety of gulls and terns.
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...ted east of Tayport in [[Scotland]], between the Firth of Tay and the Eden estuary, to the south. It has a variety of habitats, from lochs, to forest and beac
'''Eden Estuary'''
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The Exe Estuary extends south from Topsham, where it is joined by its tributary the Clyst,
...ng waders and wildfowl. Up to 400 [[Pied Avocet|Avocet]] winter on the Exe Estuary and surrounding reserves such as Bowling Green Marsh. Large numbers of othe
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On the south shore of the Stour Estuary in [[Essex]], this reserve is unusual in containing both deciduous woodland
The estuary is important in autumn and winter for waterfowl including [[Dark-bellied Br
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This reserve is situated on the Welsh side of the Dee Estuary and consists of a large shingle spit and associated saltmarsh and mudflats,
This estuary forms one of Britain's most important sites for passage and wintering wader
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Motney Hill is a small peninsular of land of the Medway Estuary located in lower Rainham, Kent. The peninsual boasts a 2+ hectare reed bed,
The surrounding Medway Estuary has special protection as part of the Medway Estuary and Marshes Special Protection Area and the Medway Marshes SSSI (Site of Sp
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