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that's something i never realised Joe - all makes sense with the rivers etc - plus the busy shipping lanes . I'm guessing silt getting unruffled ?
always wondered why the sea on the south coast UK was a nice green color but not here so much .
Could be -the shipping lanes aren't that shallow here, so I've never seen that.
Green is a high concentrations of plankton, algal bloom etc, and is usually seen during the warmest time of the year in temperate waters - a good sign that Tuna, Marlin and Kingfish are running, around here.
Could be -the shipping lanes aren't that shallow here, so I've never seen that.
Green is a high concentrations of plankton, algal bloom etc, and is usually seen during the warmest time of the year in temperate waters - a good sign that Tuna, Marlin and Kingfish are running, around here.
a lot of fisherman out on the coastline at the moment Joe - right by the swimmers and families etc - theres a 5 mile stretch to choose from for either .
Lots of wildlife activity as well as you'd expect - out on the rivers today and cycling around - blissfull out there , 26c is not too bad a temp - close to my upper limit though .
keep seeing loads of baby seagulls wandering about - i have one in the garden at the moment feeding it tins of sardines lol
a lot of fisherman out on the coastline at the moment Joe - right by the swimmers and families etc - theres a 5 mile stretch to choose from for either .
Lots of wildlife activity as well as you'd expect - out on the rivers today and cycling around - blissfull out there , 26c is not too bad a temp - close to my upper limit though .
keep seeing loads of baby seagulls wandering about - i have one in the garden at the moment feeding it tins of sardines lol
Do you live right by the coast? -I'm about 4 km back from the beach, and almost never see seagulls here.
Sounds nice there -looking forward to summer again.
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