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I was shocked to see all the, perhaps thousands of seabirds, razorbills, guillemots washed up dead on Norfolk beaches, lots of crabs and lobsters dead too.
As yet, no one seems to know what's caused it. Seen on autumn watch.
As yet, no one seems to know what's caused it. Seen on autumn watch.
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Bob. There may be other contributions but it has been an ongoing gradual change over many years because of climate change.
There have been peaks during those years and this year has peaked dramatically, as has our weather and climate.
Of course the disappearance of sand eels is down to both climate change and over fishing. This is having a devastating effect on birds that feed on them.
There have been peaks during those years and this year has peaked dramatically, as has our weather and climate.
Of course the disappearance of sand eels is down to both climate change and over fishing. This is having a devastating effect on birds that feed on them.
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