Braunton Burrows is an extensive area of sand dunes on the
North Devon coast near Westward Ho. This set of images shows
the plants that can survive in this environment.
A set of images of North
Cornwall sand dunes are mud flats are also included in this
Image Bank.
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Embryo Dune with flotsam
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Marram Grass
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Dune blowout
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Dune slack
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Dune Slack pasture
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This set of sand dunes images were taken at
Braunton Burrows on the north side of Bideford Bay and the pebble
ridge on the south side at Westward Ho.
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Pebble ridge at Westward Ho, N. Devon
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New houses on pebble ridge, Westward Ho, N. Devon
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Sand dunes at Blances Banques, Jersey - included here to show
well established sand dunes.
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Sea rocket on strandline
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Sea rocket on strandline
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Sea spurge
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Rush on dune slack
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Creeping willow on dune slack
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Woodland on oldest part of dunes
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Tidal Mud flats near river mouth
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Glasswort on mud flats
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This set of 8 images come from Bideford Salt
Marsh, North Devon.
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Glasswort colonising mud flats
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Sea spurge stabilises the mud
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Cordgrass on drier marsh
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Sea Purslane on more established marsh
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Well established salt marsh
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Salt marsh behind sand spit at Hurst Castle, Hampshire.
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