Marazion Marsh this morning: a smart Great White Egret at the front of the marsh. Given the dark bill colour and absence of the last GWE, I’m thinking this is a new bird in?

Plus a Yellow Wagtail and 60+ Sand Martin.
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This afternoon’s walk 🚶‍♀️ 😀Marazion to Perranuthnoe and back 😀

Looking back to Marazion from St Michael's Mount in yesterday's sunshine. 🌞
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Sun sparkles have reappeared on the sea! With windows open we can hear it gently lapping. What a welcome change to yesterday!
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Anita the grey mare enjoys a drink in the bar of the Hotel Marazion in Cornwall, England, UK, c.1950s

Lots of Hirundines over the reed beds at RSPB Marazion Marsh early this morning, they were putting on a great show and three Swallows even stopped for a breather in front of me!

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The evening light and clouds of a stroll near Mackerel Sky, in Marazion.

Looks like giant sandcastle building as the channel for landing at Chapel Rock has to be re dug after the sand filling effect of recent storms.

Stonechat. This week at RSPB Marazion Marsh.
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A feast for the eyes and we managed to stay dry. Muddy, but dry!
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Warm and springlike at Marazion. Birdwise the best: 2 Yellow Wagtails (1 marsh, 1 beach ), White Wagtail, 17 Whimbrel in flight, Reed, Sedge, Cetti's. Cornwall Birds Paul Freestone

Culture Critic Interesting bit about tin and place names on nearby Marazion, the closest land to St. Michael's Mount.

Noticed these granite boundary markers. New since we last strolled this stretch of the coast path, in February. And the stile has returned. It was always a perching place for our sons, nearly 30 years ago.

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Le « Graal » des collectionneurs. Après deux ans de recherche, un jeune garçon de 13 ans, Liutauras Cemolonskas, a trouvé une pieuvre noire de la marque Lego sur la plage de Marazion, ville de Cornouailles, en Angleterre. Une pièce rare provenant d’un

Plenty of spring frothing and unfurling evident on the clifftops, tracks and lanes around Treen and Lamorna.

To paraphrase John Gamblin - we’re nearly there but with still some way to go!