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Posted on Sun,22 March, 2026
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Curlew flying in the mist. Mostly grey sky with a curlew bottom left.

#SilentSunday

Posted on Sun,22 March, 2026
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Posted on Sun,17 August, 2025
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Two small heath butterflies on a stem amidst green grass.

Two Small Heath Butterflies #butterfly.

Posted on Sun,17 August, 2025
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Posted on Sat,21 June, 2025
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Small White butterfly on Wild Radish
Smal Tortoiseshel Butterfly on Sea Rocket
Chafer Beetle

Barassie, lots of small whites (on wild radish) & small tortoiseshells( sea rocket) along the shore. The Tortoiseshells zooming along. Some heading quite directly out over the beach. Watch a couple of common blues circling around never settling. Hot day veering to muggy.

Posted on Sat,21 June, 2025
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Posted on Sun,6 April, 2025
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A grid of nine photos shows various scenes from Barassie Beach, including beach landscapes, a blue sky, a map, a butterfly, sea with wooden posts, pebbles, and the moon.
Posted on Sun,6 April, 2025
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Posted on Sun,6 April, 2025
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A tranquil beach with rippled sand, calm sea, and clear blue sky at Barassie beach

#SilentSunday

Posted on Sun,6 April, 2025
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Posted on Fri,2 August, 2024
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A common ringed plover chick standing on a sandy beach near some green dune grass and wooden planks.
We saw few Common Ringed Plover chicks yesterday on Barassie Beech. Given the numbers of dogs being walked along the beech I am surprised that they survive. The parent birds seem to try and draw us off, buy running along or down the shore, while the wee ones head in the other direction.

Posted on Fri,2 August, 2024
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Posted on Sun,19 May, 2024
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A Stonechat bird perched on a thin twig, with a green blurred background suggesting a natural habitat.
#SilentSunday

Posted on Sun,19 May, 2024
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Posted on Sun,7 January, 2024
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photograph from the beach on a calm day
strip of sand in the foreground
Next a strip of water follwed by another thinner strip of sand
the sea behind is limped, 3 poles and a large buoy are visiable
Bening the outline of hills
a pale sky
The whole picture is pale
#SilentSunday

Posted on Sun,7 January, 2024
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Posted on Sat,6 January, 2024
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Dead fish on sand Strange looking fish with oval-shaped, laterally compressed body. Eyes are set high up and far back. The mouth is small.

Wondering what kind of fish this is? Found on Barassie beach. Small mouth with teeth. Big spike on head. Maybe a triggerfish?

Posted on Sat,6 January, 2024
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Posted on Thu,20 July, 2023
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2 Six-spot burnet moths mating on a harebell.

2 Six-spot burnet moths mating on a harebell.

Posted on Thu,20 July, 2023
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