Towards the end of March I was staying at Church Farm Holiday Park in Pagham for a week. On Sunday I decided to go for a walk along the North Wall at Pagham Harbour nature reserve.
This lovely house with a thatched roof was at the end of the lane that led to the nature reserve
It was low tide and there were several Redshanks in the distance
Tranquil reedbeds along the edge of the reserve
Three Little Egrets waddling around in a flooded field
This lovely dog followed me for a little while along the path on the North Wall
Large building viewed from the North Wall across the flooded fields
Three Roe deer disturbed a Grey Heron as they ran along the edge of a flooded field
Houses and church in the distance as I walked back to Pagham along the edge of the nature reserve
The tide had come in during my walk
Pony with star-covered coat in a field near the entrance to the nature reserve
A Jackdaw flew past the light-coloured horse just as I was taking a photograph
Tree Sparrow on feeder outside a house on Church Lane
Tree Sparrows on top of the hedge on Church Lane
Cute chocolate box thatched cottage opposite the church
Pagham church
I then walked to Pagham beach where I saw a group of Eider ducks
A Little Egret was standing in shallow water as I walked back to Church Farm Holiday Park
A Curlew was wandering around the marshy land
Great Crested Grebe swimming on the lagoon at the edge of the holiday park
Later in the day, at the beginning of sunset, I wandered along to the edge of the nature reserve
Curlew looking for supper at sunset
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