Birds and insects at Breydon Water

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The "rock louse" is a crustacean called a sea slater. They are closely related to the woodlouse, which evolved millions of years ago during the Cretacious period to become land dwellers.

[@Newnamesameme2]

Wow, that’s amazing, thank you so much . I’ll Pin your comment for everyone to see. 🙌 Thank you again.

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Your photography is truly excellent Leasa.👏

[@Newnamesameme2]

Aww Gordon thank you. It isn’t easy sometimes. Tomorrow’s video is boats going fast across Breydon and looking fabulous. That one is hopefully better than this lol.

[@SW-cu6bw]

The Eel was pretty big. No idea what the insect was but I would have said it was a wood lice. But what do I know? 😂😂😂

[@Newnamesameme2]

It seems he might be a Rock Louse. 🤷🏻‍♀️ The eel put up a good fight. I loved it when he curled himself around the cormorants beak. Hoping to keep it closed and not be eaten. More from Breydon in tomorrow’s video and you won’t believe who I had the pleasure of meeting this week, along with her husband too. All is revealed tomorrow 😉 Other lovely subscribers too but you know this person. 🤐😂