I am pottering out in my garden and listening to a noise that I am unsure of. So being nosey and within 1 minute from the house I find this machine driving poles into the ground. I guess they are going to be fencing this area of field off.
It is supposed to be a protected area for birds especially geese that land on this field. There is a building development about to start very close by. Worrying that green belt areas are being built on especially when there is flooding, coastal erosion and limited access into this area.
That looks and does not sound too great! The same or similar is happening here too. Crossing fingers that they have a different reason for fencing it in.
It’s a lovely picture, I like the greens and blues, and the story is interesting. I’m trying to work out if the fence builders are goodies or baddies. I’d be talking to the local birdwatchers, chances are there’s somebody with planning experience who would be able find out if the builders are over stepping bounds.
I like the turquoise color of the water and the spring green of the field. I wait for someone to develop the field across from my house, which more than likely would block my view of the mountains. I hope the fencing is merely to prevent erosion from the development from seeping into the protected area.
Beautiful sky and water btw ;-)