Flora and Fauna
Through the seasons the salt marshes see a succession of plants come into bloom such as the white flowers of scurvy grass in April and May, Sea Pinks (Thrift) in May & June and Purple Sea Lavender and Sea Aster in July & August
The silt and mud flats of the estuary are home to pioneering species of edible samphire and spartina.
On the beaches well rooted into the sand and shingle can be found White Sea Campion, Sea Holly, Strawberry Clover, Horned Poppy, and the varied colours of the Birds Foot Trefoil.
On the land small mammals in rich abundance inhabit and hunt through the fields and back-gardens of the Point - Mice, Shrew, Voles, Weasels, and Stoats (pictured) chasing Rabbits can be glimpsed.