Spring Terns at Rye Harbour

Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, located on the East Sussex coast, is a haven for migratory birds in spring. Join me as I explore this remarkable wetland and witness the arrival of various bird species, including waders, waterfowl, and songbirds. Avocets, redshanks and Terns as they return from their winter grounds.
rye.sussexwildlifetrust.org.uk/

[@SkylarkFields]

Excellent video, very enjoyable. I like that you keep them short and sweet, yet filled with all sorts of information and great footage and pics. Look forward to the next.

[@ChrisGoesWild]

That's very kind! new to video so all the tips & comments help

[@TheBackyardAviaryAdventures]

Nice Video

[@ChrisGoesWild]

Thanks!

[@wingsanddaydreams]

Such a beautiful place to go birding! New subscriber here ✨

[@ChrisGoesWild]

Thanks for visiting! It's great & a nice area too

[@mandynewey7215]

Really interesting. I find it incredible that birds do these long migrations. I currently live in NZ and the Bar-tailed Godwits are the big migrators - leaving here in March to head north and returning in Spring.

[@ChrisGoesWild]

Incredible isn’t it- such small little things go that far !

[@ArmandSharp]

Excellent, thinking of going there, would they still be there in a fortnight?

[@ChrisGoesWild]

They’ll be there for a couple of months! It’s getting exciting now as they’ll be very active and nesting!