13934112 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Cayeux sur Mer, The Hable d'Ault, Common Linnet (Linaria cannabina)\n13934069 - France, Somme, Quend-Plage, The beach of Quend-Plage at the end of the day while the sky is colored by the sunset and the gulls come for their food in the sea at tide\n13934040 - France, Somme, Valley of the Somme, Long, the swamps of the Somme at Long in the early morning, the valley of the Somme still misty (vue aérienne)\n13933839 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Crotoy, The Marsh du Crotoy welcomes each year a colony of Black-headed Gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus), which come to nest and reproduce on islands in the middle of the ponds\n13933755 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Crotoy, The Marsh du Crotoy welcomes each year a colony of Black-headed Gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus), which come to nest and reproduce on islands in the middle of the ponds\n13933670 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Hourdel, as the sun just rises, the first boats take the channel to leave the bay and pass close to the seals on the sandbanks and the blockhouse\n13933601 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Crotoy, Crotoy Marsh, Great Egret (Ardea alba - Great Egret) fishing catching a fish\n13933565 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus - Black-headed Gull) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce , the birds carry the branches for the construction of the nest\n13933477 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, The hourdel, common seals in the channel of the Somme\n13933359 - France, Somme, Marquenterre, Quend-Plage, the beach at Quend-Plage, with Fort-Mahon and the Authie Bay on one side, and the Bay of Somme and the bouchot mussel farms on the other (aerial view) (aerial view)\n13933339 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Cayeux sur Mer, The Hable d'Ault, Common Linnet (Linaria cannabina)\n13933220 - "France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Le Crotoy, Crotoy beach is a spot for kitesurfing and windsurfing; in the aftermath of a storm, while the sun has returned with a powerful wind, the athletes are numerous and their multicolored sails brighten up the landscape"\n13933216 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Natural Reserve of the Somme Bay, Marquenterre Ornithological Park, Saint Quentin en Tourmont, White Spoonbill (Platalea leucorodia Eurasian Spoonbill) bath and toilet\n13933179 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Le Crotoy, Crotoy Marsh, gathering of Spoonbills (Platalea leucorodia Eurasian Spoonbill) who come to fish in a group in the pond, with some conflicts between birds\n13933122 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Le Crotoy, Crotoy Marsh, Great Egret (Ardea alba) fishing in the pond with a fish in its beak\n13933111 - France, Somme, Valley of the Somme, Long, the banks of the Somme in the early morning, along the river\n13933038 - France, Somme, Cayeux sur Mer, The path boards in Cayeux sur Mer is the longest in Europe, it sports its colorful beach cabins with evocative names on nearly 2 km long on the pebble cord\n13932968 - France, Somme, Cayeux sur Mer, The path boards in Cayeux sur Mer is the longest in Europe, it sports its colorful beach cabins with evocative names on nearly 2 km long on the pebble cord\n13932937 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus - Black-headed Gull) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce\n13932929 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Natural Reserve of the Somme Bay, Marquenterre Ornithological Park, Saint Quentin en Tourmont, Spoonbill (Platalea leucorodia Eurasian Spoonbill), grooming session to maintain the social links among the spatulas of the nearby heronry\n13932928 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Saint Valery sur Somme,sur les quais de la Somme ,un porche avec un toit couvert de mousse végétale\n13932886 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce , conflicts are then frequent, especially if a coot coot decides to nest in the same place\n13932847 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Saint Quentin en Tourmont, Natural Reserve of the Baie de Somme, Ornithological Park of Marquenterre, Henson horses\n13932809 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Nature Reserve of the Somme Bay, Landscapes of the Somme Bay at low tide, a child crosses streams in the sunset\n13932801 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Crotoy, March of Le Crotoy, at spring the colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundusl) settles on the islets of the marsh ponds, gulls bring materials to build a rough nest and landings are the occasion for many battles and spats\n13932700 - France, Somme, Valley of Authie, Argoules, the Valloires gardens are botanical and landscaped gardens on the grounds of the old Cistercian abbey of Valloires on an area of 8 hectares and labeled remarkable garden\n13932655 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Saint Valery sur Somme, Cap Hornu, Sailors' Chapel (aerial view)\n13932653 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus - Black-headed Gull) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce , the birds carry the branches for the construction of the nest\n13932565 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Crotoy, Crotoy Marsh, Great Egret (Ardea alba - Great Egret) fishing catching a fish\n13932558 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Le Crotoy, Crotoy marsh, Spoonbill (Platalea leucorodia Eurasian Spoonbill) in flight\n13932522 - "France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Crotoy, Saint Antoine de Padoue in the port of Le Crotoy; this old trawler in the boatyard has become one of Crotoy's emblems"\n13932493 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Cayeux sur Mer, The Hable d'Ault, Common Linnet (Linaria cannabina)\n13932488 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus - Black-headed Gull) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce\n13932485 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Hourdel, Footsteps on the Hourdel beach in the Baie de Somme in the early morning\n13932363 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, Mute Swan (Cygnus olor - Mute Swan) fledged on the pond\n13932355 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, between the Bois de Cise and Mers les Bains, the Picardy cliffs (aerial view)\n13932351 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Le Hourdel, The Hourdel seal colony on the sandbank while strong waves come to flood them\n13932319 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Crotoy, The marsh of Crotoy welcomes each year a colony of Black-headed Gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus - Black-headed Gull) which come to nest and reproduce on islands in the middle of the ponds, the couplings are regular\n13932204 - "France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Le Crotoy, Crotoy beach is a spot for kitesurfing and windsurfing; in the aftermath of a storm, while the sun has returned with a powerful wind, the athletes are numerous and their multicolored sails brighten up the landscape"\n13932193 - "France, Somme, Somme Bay, Saint Valery sur Somme, Cape Hornu, Sheeps in salted meadows facing Le Crotoy; foreshore sheep are a Controlled Origin Appellation (COA) with the obligation to graze halophilic plants several months of the year"\n13932161 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Le Crotoy, Crotoy Marsh, White Stilt (Himantopus himantopus - Black-winged Stilt) and Henson horse in the Bay of Somme\n13932081 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Saint-Valery-sur-Somme, The fields of poppies between Saint-Valery-sur-Somme and Pendé have become a real tourist attraction and many people come to photograph there (aerial view)\n13932052 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus - Black-headed Gull) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce chicks have important mimicry to protect themselves from predators\n13932017 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Crotoy, Mute Swan (Cygnus olor - Mute Swan) defending its territory while a group of young swans landed on the pond where he made his nest\n13932003 - "France, Somme, Somme Bay, Crotoy Beach, Tufts of Townsend Spartine (Spartina townsendii); from the Crotoy beach we measure the silting of the Somme Bay and the progression of colonizing pioneer plants"\n13931963 - "France, Somme, Somme Bay, Saint Valery sur Somme, Cape Hornu, Sheeps in salted meadows facing Le Crotoy; foreshore sheep are a Controlled Origin Appellation (COA) with the obligation to graze halophilic plants several months of the year"\n13931932 - France, Somme, Valley of Authie, poppy, Argoules, the Valloires gardens are botanical and landscaped gardens on the grounds of the old Cistercian abbey of Valloires on an area of 8 hectares and labeled remarkable garden\n13931902 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Le Crotoy, Crotoy Marsh, Great Egret (Ardea alba) fishing in the pond\n13931871 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce\n13931823 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Saint Valery sur Somme, Cape Hornu, Carpet of wild statetrics in the salted meadows at dawn,the beach of Saint Valery and its refreshment bar in the background\n13931797 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Saint Valery sur Somme, Cape Hornu, Paddle in the channel of the Somme\n13931782 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce , conflicts are then frequent, especially if a coot coot decides to nest in the same place\n13931767 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Saint Valery sur Somme, salt-meadow sheep come to drink in the channel of the Somme facing the docks\n13931741 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Cayeux sur Mer, The Hable d'Ault, Northern Lapwing (Vanellus vanellus)\n13931712 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Saint Valery sur Somme, Sheeps of salted meadows in the Baie de Somme\n13931679 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Saint-Valery-sur-Somme, The fields of poppies between Saint-Valery-sur-Somme and Pendé have become a real tourist attraction and many people come to photograph there\n13931597 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Le Crotoy, The Somme Bay by cold weather in Winter, view of Le Crotoy in the early morning with frozen water and ice on the ground\n13931555 - France, Somme, Marquenterre, Quend-Plage, mussel culture, about 50 000 mussels are exploited by mussel farmers, they are discovered at low tide\n13931475 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Le Crotoy, Crotoy Marsh, Spoonbill (Platalea leucorodia Eurasian Spoonbill), grooming session in common and mutual to maintain social bonds\n13931462 - France, Somme, Marquenterre, Quend-Plage, mussel culture, about 50 000 mussels are exploited by mussel farmers, they are discovered at low tide\n13931448 - France, Somme, Cayeux sur Mer, The path boards in Cayeux sur Mer is the longest in Europe, it sports its colorful beach cabins with evocative names on nearly 2 km long on the pebble cord\n13931433 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Natural Reserve of the Somme Bay, Marquenterre Ornithological Park, Saint Quentin en Tourmont, White Spoonbill (Platalea leucorodia Eurasian Spoonbill) bath and toilet\n13931304 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Crotoy, Crotoy Marsh, Great Egret (Ardea alba - Great Egret) fishing catching a fish\n13931301 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Natural Reserve of the Somme Bay, Le Crotoy, concentration of seabirds and waders in the Somme Bay at low tide who eat the prey trapped in puddles\n13931265 - France, Somme, Cayeux sur Mer, The path boards in Cayeux sur Mer is the longest in Europe, it sports its colorful beach cabins with evocative names on nearly 2 km long on the pebble cord\n13931171 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Saint-Valery-sur-Somme, Cape Hornu, Kayak on the channel of the Somme\n13931165 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Saint Quentin en Tourmont, Natural Reserve of the Baie de Somme, Ornithological Park of Marquenterre, Henson horses\n13931149 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus - Black-headed Gull) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce , the birds carry the branches for the construction of the nest\n13930961 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Le Crotoy, Crotoy Marsh, White Stilt (Himantopus himantopus - Black-winged Stilt) and Henson horse in the Bay of Somme\n13930923 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, The hourdel, common seals in the channel of the Somme\n13930894 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus - Black-headed Gull) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce chicks have important mimicry to protect themselves from predators\n13930849 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Saint Valery sur Somme, mouth of the Somme in the bay (aerial view)\n13930825 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce , conflicts are then frequent\n13930773 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Crotoy, The Marsh du Crotoy welcomes each year a colony of Black-headed Gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus), which come to nest and reproduce on islands in the middle of the ponds\n13930691 - France, Somme, Marquenterre, Quend-Plage, mussel culture, about 50 000 mussels are exploited by mussel farmers, they are discovered at low tide\n13930631 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Le Hourdel, The Hourdel seal colony on the sandbank while strong waves come to flood them\n13930602 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Le Crotoy, Crotoy Marsh, White Stork (Ciconia ciconia)\n13930523 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Crotoy, March of Le Crotoy, at spring the colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundusl) settles on the islets of the marsh ponds, gulls bring materials to build a rough nest and landings are the occasion for many battles and spats\n13930458 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce , conflicts are then frequent, especially if a coot coot decides to nest in the same place\n13930452 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce , conflicts are then frequent\n13930335 - France, Somme, Bay of Somme, Noyelles-sur-mer, the salted meadows of the Bay of the Somme in the early morning with the channels and the pools of hunting huts, and Saint-Valery-sur-Somme in the background (aerial view)\n13930331 - France, Somme, Albert, Art Deco-style town hall, inspired by the Flemish style, topped by the 64-meter high belfry\n13930287 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Le Crotoy, Crotoy marsh, Spoonbill (Platalea leucorodia Eurasian Spoonbill) in flight\n13930286 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Nature Reserve of the Somme Bay, Le Crotoy, Beaches of the Maye, Evening primrose (Oenothera biennis L.) in the dunes of the nature reserve\n13930281 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Crotoy, The marsh of Crotoy welcomes each year a colony of Black-headed Gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus - Black-headed Gull) which come to nest and reproduce on islands in the middle of the ponds, conflicts are frequent, here with a coot who decided to nest also in the middle of the colony\n13930235 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus - Black-headed Gull) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce\n13930186 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Saint-Valery-sur-Somme, Cape hornu, Group of Eurasian Spoonbills (Platalea leucorodia) in the channel of the Somme facing Le Crotoy\n13930178 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Saint-Valery-sur-Somme, Canoe and kayak return from a walk in the channels in the salted meadows\n13930170 - France, Somme, Valley of the Somme, Long, the swamps of the Somme at Long in the early morning, the valley of the Somme still misty (vue aérienne)\n13930154 - France, Somme, Rue, belfry of the XVth century a UNESCO World Heritage site\n13930052 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Cayeux sur Mer, The Hable d'Ault, Meadow Pipit (Anthus pratensis)\n13930037 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, Highland Cattle (Scottish cow) for marsh maintenance and eco grazing\n13929984 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Le Hourdel, The Hourdel seal colony on the sandbank while strong waves come to flood them\n13929975 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Saint Valery sur Somme, The boats along the channel of the Somme, used by fishermen and hunters to cross the channel\n13929908 - France, Somme, Somme Bay, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, Grey Heron (Ardea cinerea )\n13929853 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus - Black-headed Gull) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce\n13929681 - France, Somme, Bay of the Somme, Crotoy Marsh, Le Crotoy, every year a colony of black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus - Black-headed Gull) settles on the islets of the Crotoy marsh to nest and reproduce , the birds carry the branches for the construction of the nest\n13929650 - France, Somme, Baie de Somme, Le Crotoy, Sheeps of salted meadows in the Baie de Somme\n13929645 - "France, Somme, Somme Bay, Le Hourdel, The white road, closed to traffic and regularly silted, now refitted into a bike path; at the beginning of summer, many wild flowers line the path"\nnext page
