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Cley Marshes with Autumnal Colour of Common Glasswort Royalty Free Stock Photo
Cley Marshes with Autumnal Colour of Common Glasswort Royalty Free Stock Photo
Cley Marshes with Autumnal Colour of Common Glasswort Royalty Free Stock Photo
Salt marshes at Cley Royalty Free Stock Photo
Looking across the Salt marshes at Cley Royalty Free Stock Photo
Common Sea Lavender - Limonium vulgare and Windmill, Cley Marshes, Norfolk, England, UK. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Salt Marshes of Cley Royalty Free Stock Photo
Salt marshes at Cley
Salt marshes at Cley Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rustic old boat left to decay on Salt Marshes between Blakeney and Cley Royalty Free Stock Photo
Salt Marshes of Cley Royalty Free Stock Photo
Cley by the Sea marshes from coastal path Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rustic old boat left to decay on Salt Marshes between Blakeney and Cley Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rustic old boat left to decay on Salt Marshes between Blakeney and Cley Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rustic old boat left to decay on Salt Marshes between Blakeney and Cley Royalty Free Stock Photo
Looking across the salt marshes to the sea.NWT Cley Marshes is Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s oldest and best known nature reserve. It was purchased in 1926 to be held `in perpetuity as a bird breeding sanctuary`. It provided a blue print for nature conservation which has now been replicated across the UK. The water levels in the pools and reedbeds are regulated to ensure they are ideal for the resident birds, and reed is harvested every year to keep the reedbeds in good condition. The shingle beach and saline lagoons, along with the grazing marsh and reedbed support large numbers of wintering and migrating wildfowl and waders, as well as bittern, marsh harrier and bearded tit.


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