Growing high on the shingle shore produces small white flowers in spring. Flowering plants will often be at least 5 years old! Sea kale is commonly encountered along the south coast of England but can be seen elsewhere around the British Isles.
Friday, 5 June 2020
Sea kale on the shingle sea shore
Sea kale (Crambe maritima)
Growing high on the shingle shore produces small white flowers in spring. Flowering plants will often be at least 5 years old! Sea kale is commonly encountered along the south coast of England but can be seen elsewhere around the British Isles.
Growing high on the shingle shore produces small white flowers in spring. Flowering plants will often be at least 5 years old! Sea kale is commonly encountered along the south coast of England but can be seen elsewhere around the British Isles.
Thursday, 23 April 2020
A changing shore, Norfolk Spring 2020
Its not just our daily lives that have been changing over the last few weeks.... the sandy shore at Hemsby has also been changing from shingle to sand, flat to lagoon......
This shore really shows what a mobile sand habitat can be like!
Depending which day over the last two months you saw this shore you could consider it different biotopes. Really demonstrating that temporal variation should be taken into account when mapping coastal systems.
Sunday, 19 April 2020
Embryo Dune success varies along the beach at Winterton, Norfolk
The embryo dunes at Winterton continue to grow, but in Hemsby the winter storms have eroded them away...
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