The mild climate and suitable feeding areas of the River Exe Estuary attract tens of thousands of migrating wetland birds in winter, making Exeter an internationally important site for bird watching.
Three nature reserves on the estuary - Exminster and Powderham Marshes, Matford Marsh and Bowling Green Marsh – are managed by the RSPB and allow access to the site through marked trails and hidden viewpoints. The Exe Estuary walking and cycling route links the sites through a purpose-built trail.
Take a Guided Bird Watching Cruise along the River Exe Estuary with Stuart Line Cruises ...… Read More
The mild climate and suitable feeding areas of the River Exe Estuary attract tens of thousands of migrating wetland birds in winter, making Exeter an internationally important site for bird watching.
Three nature reserves on the estuary - Exminster and Powderham Marshes, Matford Marsh and Bowling Green Marsh – are managed by the RSPB and allow access to the site through marked trails and hidden viewpoints. The Exe Estuary walking and cycling route links the sites through a purpose-built trail.
Take a Guided Bird Watching Cruise along the River Exe Estuary with Stuart Line Cruises between November and March, with the expert guidance of a leading local ornithologist on board.
Species to watch out for throughout the seasons include the Brent Goose, Cetti’s Warbler, little Egret and the Lapwing. Visit the RSPB website for special events, talks and guided walks happening around the Exe Estuary.
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