As part of major efforts to protect little terns and help boost their numbers at a key breeding site in Suffolk, new fencing is set to be installed on a beach.

Two fenced-off areas will be installed to protect nesting little terns, ringed plovers, oystercatchers and avocets - ensuring they can nest safely.

The RSPB said it wanted to reduce disturbance from people and dogs over the sensitive breeding months for the birds at Kessingland, near Lowestoft.

Back then - a little tern colony nesting at Kessingland Beach in 2014.........

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