always a good sight vs sandbanks

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• Habitat Type 1110 (permanent sandbanks in shallow coastal waters)
• Once at the end, go southeast and take the path between the sandbanks.
• I went to the sandbanks downwind, where I wanted to gather nacre.
• A number of areas in UK offshore waters have been identified as habitats listed in the Habitats Directive comprising reefs, shallow sandbanks and submarine structures made by leaking gases.
• Fuel oil is still washing up on the coasts of Galicia and in the Bay of Biscay; a week ago I saw this situation for myself, in the Rostro sandbanks at Cape Finisterre.
• The Voordelta is becoming increasingly important for their continued existence as a result of diminishing habitats elsewhere, such as the sandbanks of the Oosterschelde where these migrant birds rest and feed.
• Many species of land animal and fish live on sandbanks in alternating fresh and salt-water tidal deltas.
• Their diet consists of small fish, which they catch by diving in shallow coastal areas near sandbanks as described above (Habitat Type 1110).
• Mr President, I would just like to start by expressing my gratitude to Mr Rothley, who has, with almost boundless patience, steered this tanker through the sandbanks ever since 1998, and has done so in a way that commands admiration.
• Since it is not possible to create sandbanks in shallow coastal waters at any other locations, measures are being taken to improve the quality of similar parts of the seabed in other areas of the Voordelta to serve as feeding grounds for birds and fish.
• The subtype of permanently flooded sandbanks, (subtype B) occurs in the outer deltas near the inlet.
• Since the water level in the Great Prespa Lake is steadily falling - it has fallen by ten (10) metres over the last 20 years - the pressure from the Small Prespa Lake on the sandbanks has steadily increased.
• Sandbanks which are slightly covered by sea water all the time