Christmas Robin at Culbone Church, near Porlock Weir (taken 3rd December 2019)
Photo by Emily Woods.
This image has broken all our previous records on Facebook: Within 18 hours from posting, 2700 people had reacted to this image by liking or sharing the photo.
While many of the photos posted on our Facebook page are very popular, this one is setting a high bar for December!
If you are not following us already, pop over to Facebook and give us a like. You also find us on Twitter and Instagram.
“A very close encounter with this healthy fox which is a resident where I go and take stag photos. I was held up a few metres from a pheasant so not to disturb it (they make a racket) and this fox came out of nowhere to catch it. It missed it by 1 metre but saw me and just stared at me. It walked off and didn’t much care I was stood there.”
Richard Cliff
“A misty day on the moors and pouring with rain but, so worth it!”
Photos by Donna Cox Alsoomse
4 completely different images but all within a short distance walk from one and other. That is just one of the beauties about Exmoor.
Binnie Parker (Easter on Exmoor)
Photos by Peter Mather.
Nice walk along the beach at Blue Anchor this afternoon, the stakes were standing out well in the sunshine.
Peter Mather, 14 February 2019
Alison Slack took these photos on Exmoor at the beginning of January. The cows were not for turning on Bossington Hill!
Dale Cherry went out to Winsford Hill in Exmoor National Park and found these beauties enjoying the winter sunshine at the beginning of January.
All photos were taken in and around Watchet by Peter Mather.
A golden landscape from a autumn in full colour whilst deep in the valley walls two homes slowly loose the afternoon light at County Gate, Exmoor.
County Gate, as the name suggests is where Devon and West Somerset meet. Its location offers great views over the East Lyn valley and Doone Country. There are several energetic walks from here into Doone Country or down to the coast.
