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Exmoor is home to lots of different wildlife. You may be lucky enough to see any of the following, depending on when you stay at Exmoor House.
January to March |
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April to June Migratory birds are arriving for the summer Fox cubs are born Exmoor ponies continue to foal in early summer The badger-watching season begins in April The gorse continues to bloom, along with many other wildflowers Exmoor’s high beech hedges come into full leaf Stags shed their antlers Deer calves are born in June |
| July to September Plenty of wildflowers (e.g. rosebay willowherb) still to be seen The heather is at its finest The whortleberries are ripe Lots of partridge and pheasant poults around The stags’ new antlers are fully grown and they start shedding their velvet Exmoor pony roundups begin in September |
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October to December Lovely autumn colours in the hedgerows, with leaves turning and berries ripe It’s the deer rutting season in October Exmoor pony gatherings continue too Migratory birds are arriving for the winter Salmon are spawning Fungi such as brightly-coloured waxcaps can be seen |
To check availability at Exmoor House,
or make a booking,
just call Rosi & Frank on 01643
841432, or email us: info@exmoorhouse.com
Exmoor House at Wheddon Cross (Exmoor's highest village) offers
excellent guest accommodation and great food. Whether
you want to walk, cycle, explore Exmoor or simply relax, it's a very special
place to stay. If you book several nights dinner, bed & breakfast there
are various special breaks packages
For further information about the Green Tourism Business Scheme, visit www.green-business.co.uk
Exmoor House • Wheddon Cross
Exmoor National Park
Somerset TA24 7DU
tel (01643) 841432 • e-mail: info@exmoorhouse.com