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Exmoor and North Devon (2 Viewers)
- Thread starter grahamm
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John P
Usually on a different wavelength
The only places I can find that get a mention anywhere are Porlock Marsh and Selworthy Beacon.
There may be better spots a little further East and West, Bridgewater Bay and the Taw/Torridge estuary.
Have a look here for Porlock Marsh area, http://homepages.tesco.net/~N.Faulkner/birding/porlock.htm
There may be better spots a little further East and West, Bridgewater Bay and the Taw/Torridge estuary.
Have a look here for Porlock Marsh area, http://homepages.tesco.net/~N.Faulkner/birding/porlock.htm
PaulAshton
Well-known member
You may be luckier than you think...
Lynmouth is a lovely place. From Lynmouth the river rises up through steep wooded valleys up to moor topped hills.
Dippers dash along the river. Buzzards soar the heights. Red Deer abound, if you know which corner to look around.
A short walk west is the valley of the rocks...lovely place...with Peregrines aloft and maybe the odd seal.
The area is full of rocky coves, moor laden hills, steep wooded valleys and fast running rivers.
You could easily walk evey day for a week from your door in Lynmouth and not use the car. Plenty of paths and plenty of wildlife...
and maybe even the rarity you're after.
Lynmouth is a lovely place. From Lynmouth the river rises up through steep wooded valleys up to moor topped hills.
Dippers dash along the river. Buzzards soar the heights. Red Deer abound, if you know which corner to look around.
A short walk west is the valley of the rocks...lovely place...with Peregrines aloft and maybe the odd seal.
The area is full of rocky coves, moor laden hills, steep wooded valleys and fast running rivers.
You could easily walk evey day for a week from your door in Lynmouth and not use the car. Plenty of paths and plenty of wildlife...
and maybe even the rarity you're after.
