The Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary- BirdLife Australia

Just north of Adelaide, on the east coast of Gulf St Vincent, lies one of South Australia’s most important areas for migratory and resident shorebirds. Dubbed the “Samphire Coast” for its vast network of natural samphire* saltmarshes, the area supports nationally and internationally significant numbers of migratory and resident shorebirds and has been recently gazetted by the state as the Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary.
52 shorebird species, including 37 migratory species, have been recorded in the Samphire Coast where they benefit from a unique mix of natural and artificial habitats including: Extensive tidal mudflats, saltmarshes, tidal creeks and estuaries, stormwater detention wetlands, effluent water treatment ponds and commercial saltfields.
to learn about BirdLife Australia's continuing conservation work visit in the area and more, visit:
www.birdlife.org.au/projects/samphire-coast-icon-project
Filmed by Little Melbourne.

[@MikeJarvisExperienceTheWild]

Great coverage of the wonders of shorebirds and the challenges they face to survive. Great that there is another significant sanctuary to protect them here, many more needed in Australia and other countries.

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Excellent film, well put together and informative, and good news too. Let's hope that the conservation of the area continues and that it provides a safe haven for these birds for many years to come. Rick and Elis Simpson; Wader Quest

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