Snowdrops in Snowdrop Valley this morning. Lovely to see them in the sunshine! Photos by Julia Harper. #Exmoor

sunrise this morning over Exmoor @ 07:30 days lengthening by 2 min+ now! @exmoor.bsky.social @stormhour.com @cross-theline.bsky.social

Great walk today. 15km around the west side of the b road.

Good morning from Exmoor! Beautiful sunrise at Porlock Weir this morning. Photos by Tom Moden.

Thousands of starlings take off from reedbeds at Westhay Heath on the Somerset Levels this morning . Once leaving the roosting site birds head towards Glastonbury Tor using it as a Beacon to navigate towards their foraging grounds @mybirdcards.com @cross-theline.bsky.social @exmoor.bsky.social

Good morning from Exmoor! A walk out to Hoar Oak Cottage yesterday. Phots by Lewis Winter.

Sunshine and showers on Room Hill today. Photos by Sarah Hailstone. #Exmoor

“Double rainbows at Minehead beach front yesterday.” Photo by Kiran Ram Das. #Exmoor #WestSomerset

The Somerset Levels, England after 40+ days of rain @exmoor.bsky.social @stormhour.com @cross-theline.bsky.social

Misty old evening up by North Twitchen. Photos by Andy Savin. #Exmoor

“A bit of colour to brighten things up on these dull wet days.” By Alan Ottey. #Exmoor

“Beautiful sunlight (yes sunlight!) at Snowdrop Valley nr Wheddon Cross on Sunday.” By Tony Wells. #Exmoor

“Driving back home via Dunkery Beacon bumped in these lovely wet bums munching on bushes.” By Judith Wehmeyer Boom. #Exmoor

Exmoor, high above Lynton/Lynmouth. Photo by Fierra Roseleigh.

“Porlock Weir today bathed in sunshine.” By Shaun Dampier. #Exmoor

Kestrel, walking on a quiet road on Exmoor. Photos by Steve Creech.

“Another rainy day, managed 3 miles in it this morning, too wet for pics so a short walk out to Flexbarrow this afternoon for another mild soaking…” By Andy Savin. #Exmoor

Some beautiful snowdrops around Nettlecombe yesterday. Photos by Adrian Campbell. #Exmoor

“There was a brief respite from the rain today but I do mean brief. Embracing the wet at Moles Chamber today.” By Sarah Hailstone. #Exmoor

“Another walk to snowdrop valley, this time they’re all open in splendid bloom. River not overflowing flooding and even first wild garlic starts sprouting and some fungi blooming scarlets cup. If you plan a visit go now. They’re all fresh and abundant!” By Judith Wehmeyer Boom.

“A very brief patch of blue sky over the Valley of Rocks - I was getting wet when I took the photos! There are a couple of goats to spot in the second photo.” By Susan Ragbourne. #Exmoor

I'm raising money for the Exmoor Search and Rescue Team here www.justgiving.com/page/cor-bug..., by climbing the Welsh 3000s solo. Please consider supporting if you are in a position to do so 🙂. @exmoornp.bsky.social @exmoor.bsky.social Feel free to share 😅

“Lovely to see the Porlock herd at Whitstone Post lunchtime today.” By Adrian Campbell. #Exmoor

Atmospheric Lynmouth yesterday afternoon in the mizzle and low cloud. By Andy Savin. #Exmoor

Good morning from Exmoor! High tide on the Marsh. Photos by Paul Sparks.

“A visit to Snowdrop Valley: Wet and muddy but worth it.” By Paul Sparks. #Exmoor

View from County Gate yesterday afternoon. Photo by Phil Crush. #Exmoor

Good morning from Exmoor! Yesterday at Porlock Weir. Phota by Louise Allerton.

Today is #WorldWetlandsDay We have peatland restoration plans coming up and we're creating habitat for water voles! At heritage sites like 'Driver and Pinkery we want to create a network of pools around the streams, planted with water vole-friendly plants Credit: Jim Wileman

Good morning from Exmoor and happy 1st of February! “Beautiful reflections, walking along the coast path from Dunster Beach.” Photograph taken by Amanda Smith on 31 January 2026.

“Late afternoon at Alderman's Barrow and Whitstone Post.” Photos by Adrin Campbell. #Exmoor

Winsford looking towards the Punch Bowl Saturday 31/1/26. Photo by Charlie Beeden. #Exmoor

Oh you really can! What an absolutely beutiful stunning pony and photo. Looking at him puts me right back in the caves with their stocky horses dancing on the walls, ancient history and traits right before our eyes... #Exmoorponies

“You can really see the ancient traits here: the deep brow and hooded, rain-shedding “toad eye,” the short, neat ear, and that dense forelock framing the face like something from cave art. The broad muzzle and powerful jaw speak to survival on sparse moorland forage.” By Donna Cox Alsoomse.

“Not quite the rolling hills of Exmoor, rather the maritime heritage of Minehead caught in a brief but bright splash of welcome sunlight.” By Nick Smith.

A few photos from Robbers Bridge this morning. By Andy Savin. #Exmoor

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Good morning from Exmoor! Good surf at Lynmouth yesterday. By Rob Arundell.

“Beautiful drive over Dunkery last thing today.” By Adrian Campbell. #Exmoor

Good morning from Exmoor! “Woody Bay to Heddons Mouth and back yesterday afternoon.” By Martin Gould.

“This waterfall feeding into Horner Water is rarely more than a trickle. But today … “ By Shaun Davey. #Exmoor

“Snowdrops: luckily they’re beautiful in sunshine or fog.” By Sarah Hailstone. #Exmoor

Exmoor ponies 🤎 Photo by Alice Rainger.

Snowdrops and moss near Bremley Farm, Molland. Photo by Liz Barrett. #Exmoor

Soggy Somerset today More rain to come this new week, this time focused on Exmoor and Dartmoor as winds swing round more to the SW @exmoor.bsky.social

Good morning from Exmoor! “There are short gaps between the rain ☔️ sometimes.” By Sarah Hailstone.

View from up Countisbury this afternoon. Photo by Phil Crush. #Exmoor

“Magpies and rooks (and related jackdaws) land on red deer to feed on ticks, lice, and other insects.” By Steve Creech. #Exmoor

“Exmoor’s Finest…I never tire of these beauties!” By Donna Cox Alsoomse.

Above Simonsbath yesterday morning. Photos by Sarah Hailstone. #Exmoor