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Another day, another named storm! Today was Storm Jocelyn, which brought strong winds to the estuary again. A Great Northern Diver was soon spotted off Shelley Beach (and on the return it was in mid-channel), with ones, twos and small…

We headed up the estuary in the aftermath of Storm Isha, which passed through overnight leaving a sunny day but still a strong north-westerly winds blowing down the estuary. Making for the ornithological pot of gold at the end of…

Just before setting sail from Exmouth quay, visitors upstairs witnessed an excellent ‘fly past’ by around 12 Dark bellied Brent geese which flew low right over the boat. In stunning sunshine we cruised along the edge of Pole sands where…

Another beautiful sunny winters morning perfect for a birdwatching cruise on the Exe Estuary with great company. We left Exmouth Marina and cruised along the edge of Pole sands where we had really good views of Curlew, Oyster Catchers Herring…

We set off from Exmouth quay and cruised along the edge of Pole sands where we had good views of Curlew, Oyster Catchers and Herring gulls feeding. As we started sailing up the estuary we had views of a few…

What a beautiful morning for the start of the New Year Birdwatching Cruises, the sun was shining with a keen NE wind, but it was dry and visibility was crystal clear – ideal for winter bird watching. As we sailed…

We set off from Exmouth quay into the sun and cruised along the edge of Pole sands, just offshorefrom Dawlish warren, where we had good views of Curlew, Oyster Catchers and Herring gullsfeeding. Towards the back of Pole sands some…

What a beautiful morning the sun was shining with very little wind the sea was flat.  As we sailed along the Seafront with Polesands exposed our first few birds were Oystercatchers a few DB Brent Geese and a couple of…

Christmas in Devon is a magical time of year – from Carol Services and local food festivals to the Christmas Markets and local Christmas Tree sellers, there is so much to do in Devon at this time of year for…