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White tideline on South Walney
South Walney Nature Reserve in Cumbria.
On closer inspection, the almost perfect narrow white tideline hugging the beach was mainly composed of the moulted shells of thousands of common small shore crabs that had been washed up then bleached in the sunshine.
Created: June 14, 2023
Author: Joan Martin
© Joan Martin (PHOTO NORTH). All Rights Reserved.
Photograph keywords: coast, coastal, crab, crab tideline, Nature Reserve, seashore, shore crab, South Walney, Walney Island
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