Red legs flash over the green strand

Harlech, Gwynedd Redshank circle above Ynys while Roma samphire pickers search the saltingsA flight of redshank, wings elegantly barred and bent, clatter and yelp out of a draining channel as I circle Glastraeth, the “green strand” at the mouth of the river Dwyryd, which was once a crucial Welsh wintering ground for curlews, pintails and geese.Related: Birdwatch: Common redshankContinue reading...