name some birds found in that place.
Waders and oystercatchers
The Wash
 waders
in which country would you find the 'river welland'? East of England where does that watercourse begin from? Hothorpe Hills where does that watercourse end in? The Wash near Fosdyke name a few regions that it passes by on its way. Northamptonshire, Leicestershire, Theddingworth, Market Harborough etc what fishes are found in that waterbody? Wild brown trout, grayling, chub, perch etc what birds will you find there? Swans and geese what is the total length of that watercourse? UNANSWERABLE can you name some of its tributaries. West Glen and East Glen rivers you had mentioned the destination at which the watercourse ends, can you give me some information about that destination? It is a village and civil parish in the Borough of Boston. what is the water temperature of that destination? Winter temperatures near freezing and in summer prolonged high ambient air temperature
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The Wash [SEP] Wildlife
The Wash is made up of extensive salt marshes, major inter-tidal banks of sand and mud, shallow waters and deep channels. As understanding of the importance of the natural marshes has increased in the 21st century, the seawall at Freiston has been breached in three places to increase the salt-marsh area, to provide extra habitat for birds, particularly waders, and as a natural flood-prevention measure. The extensive creeks in the salt marsh and the vegetation that grows there help to dissipate wave energy, so enhancing the protection afforded to land behind the salt marsh. This is an example of the recent exploration of the possibilities of sustainable coastal management by adopting soft engineering techniques, rather than with dykes and drainage.