Over the last week staff and volunteers have been putting up temporary protective fencing around the reserve. The fencing will allow shorebirds on the NNR to have a little bit of the Northumberland beach just for them without the threat of disturbance.
Whilst out and about we had Ringed Plovers already incubating eggs. The eggs are so small and camouflaged it is easy to see how they could be trampled.
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| Ringed Plover footprints on the beach. If you see a lot of these in an area it could indicate activity. |
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| We've been putting up outer fences with blue rope and signs - please don't go past them. |
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