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Hi, I was walking along the costal path in the reserve when I managed to capture this image Of a Whimbrel? (I thought it's beak was too short for a Curlew) Is this correct? Thank, -- Paul G

The Easter weekend Wallasea Wander proved a really good one for bird spotters! This is one of the less common species they saw. thanks to walk guest Andy Shaw for use of his picture.

If you are really lucky, you might see one of the four of these beautiful birds that are currently on wallasea island.

Local artist John Bulley came to the rescue when we needed life breathed into an idea for a cartoon character for Wallasea. Result? Wallasea Walter! (See earlier blog)

The RSPB film Waterlands proved a perfect scene-setter for the tour of the island to come.

Oh YES! Another opportunity to use my happy seal image...........this is one of the lovely chaps/or cahppesses that you might see onthe Wild Coast Paddle. :)

image courtesy of Richard Russell

The Lady Essex, which runs from Burnham on Crouch to Wallasea Island - see www.ladyessex.com