This is now a superb walk through the nature reserves of Uphill and Bleadon and then on to the sand dunes of Brean and the rocky cliffs of Brean Down. A beautiful part of Somerset countryside packed with flora and fauna and a lovely 11 mile trek.
Impressive numbers of Whitethroats, Sedge Warblers and Reed Buntings along the way. Skylarks taking to the sky singing their hearts out and Linnets flying from field to field.
A good few Green Winged Orchids still on the hill at Uphill though not for long as the cows were let into the field just as we left. A cold strong breeze was blowing as we climbed the hill to the church so no butterflies to be seen. However in the churchyard itself we found several Wall dancing amongst the gravestones!
A brilliant walk, can't wait to do it again.
Little Egret from the screen
The dunes at Brean
Looking towards Brean Down
Shelducks high on the cliffs
Summer flora bursting forth!
The dunes at Brean
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