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planning a trip to the Avalon Marshes
Glad it was worthwhile, Gordon. So sorry to hear about Mr Miserable. I'm afraid we do have one or two out there but lots of us are very friendly! Am tempted to ask for a detailed description of the character but perhaps not worth the bother... -
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planning a trip to the Avalon Marshes
My understanding is that the Somerset Levels are far more extensive than the Avalon Marshes. The latter just cover the marsh areas west of Glastonbury and centred on Shapwick (so include Ham Wall, Catcott, etc). This ties up with info here: http://avalonmarshes.org/ I certainly use the term, Andy -
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planning a trip to the Avalon Marshes
And a few more thoughts crossed my mind. Bearded Tits can pop up anywhere but if I was after them on any one day, I'd certainly spend some time in Avalon Hide. If you have plenty of time, the grassy footpath network south of the main path on Ham Wall is worth exploring, especially the track... -
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planning a trip to the Avalon Marshes
A few extra ideas in addition to those from Rich: Noah's hide is best in the morning for light especially on bright days. It can be magical at dawn... On Ham Wall, make sure you bird the lagoon in front of the second viewing platform from the grass track on the north side of the canal. You'll...