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Meaning of "mud flats"
mud flats: Refers to coastal wetlands or low-lying areas that are covered with a mixture of mud, silt, and water. They are typically found along shores or estuaries and provide important habitats for various plant and animal species, especially birds and marine life
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Mud flats are a common feature in the lake.
There is a bunch buried in the mud flats.
Many mud flats also surround the island.
Digs tourists out of the mud flats.
The mud flats were impassable to tracked landing vehicles.
They live in mangroves and mud flats.
Anyone still on the mud flats would be at risk of drowning.
Our spot on the dried mud flats.
Mud flats are purgatory.
Sand dunes and mud flats occur.
The estuary at this point has extensive mud flats.
A row of poles on the mud flats marks the way.
This is little more than a trench in the mud flats.
At the mud flats.
Thousands of shore birds feed on shrimp on the mud flats.
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Most drop back to mud flats yet to be covered by the tide.
Sheltered tidal sand or mud flats.
Oil on the surface of mud flats could be very difficult to clean.
The movement of the big tides leave behind mud flats.
It is almost never seen on mud flats or other typical shorebird habitats.
She was nearly sinking by the time she was beached on the mud flats.
These mud flats are habitat for many species of birds and animals.
My ungainly body stumping over the mud flats with a look of transformation.
This snail is a herbivore which grazes on the surface of rocks and mud flats.
Below there are mud flats which have proved most useful.
They are swimming in the river or lounging on the mud flats on the side.
The mud of the mud flats and salt marshes and this.
Along the Humber banks are extensive tidal mud flats.
At low tide extensive and dangerous mud flats are exposed below the beach.
Mud flats from Varde in the north to the Netherlands in the south.
Sediments are deposited by the sea on mud flats when the tides change.
Intertidal Salt Marsh Salt tolerant herbaceous plants of intertidal mud flats.
Ships could dock safely away from the mud flats in what was effectively a tidal basin.
It lives in the intertidal zone, on mud flats.
The east coast instead borders to mud flats and tidal creeks of the Wadden Sea.
The sediment was deposited on the flood plain, creating huge mud flats.
I am here within the mud flats of the Doñana National Park.
Mud flats soon surrounded the lake, and fish died in the shallows.
The parish extends out on the mud flats along Fleet Haven Outfall.
Meanwhile, cormorants dive for fish or rest in the sun on nearby mud flats.
Did not he see the mud flats when he bought it?
You would walk cover sand beaches, cobble beaches and mud flats.
This was mostly successful, but mud flats are still evident on the river.
Upon arriving at our destination, we quickly scan the rapidly shrinking sand and mud flats.
When meltwaters receded, these mud flats were exposed.
As a result, extensive mud flats are deposited throughout the tidal range of the rivers.
Here, you are sinking in the mud flats of nowhere.
Restored over 42 acres of tidal habitats from high marsh to open water and mud flats.
She 's run aground on the mud flats four miles south of here.
Likewise, the Hallerville cannery was plagued by mud flats.
