RSPB Bowling Green Marsh

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Overview
Bowling Green Marsh is on the east bank of the Exe Estuary, within easy walking distance of both Topsham High Street and the RSPB shop at Darts Farm. It overlooks the River Clyst and allows over-wintering birds a choice of safe roosting sites as the rising tide pushes them off the mudflats. It's the main high tide roost for the north of the estuary and one of the best places to watch birds in south-west England. You can see large numbers of waterbirds at very close range in winter - hundreds of black-tailed godwits and wigeons feed close to the hide. Throughout the year, the open water attracts many different species of wetland birds; little grebes, mute swans and a variety of ducks breed here.
Location
Bowling Green Lane, Topsham, EXETER, EX3 0BG
About the area
Devon sums up all that is best about the British landscape, with its magnificent coastlines, two historic cities, the world-famous Dartmoor National Park and south Devon’s glorious English Riviera. A fashionable and much-loved holiday destination, hiking and cycling in the National Parks is extremely popular among visitors, with a great choice of off-road routes.
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RSPB Bowling Green Marsh

Recommended by Visit England Logo
Overview
Bowling Green Marsh is on the east bank of the Exe Estuary, within easy walking distance of both Topsham High Street and the RSPB shop at Darts Farm. It overlooks the River Clyst and allows over-wintering birds a choice of safe roosting sites as the rising tide pushes them off the mudflats. It's the main high tide roost for the north of the estuary and one of the best places to watch birds in south-west England. You can see large numbers of waterbirds at very close range in winter - hundreds of black-tailed godwits and wigeons feed close to the hide. Throughout the year, the open water attracts many different species of wetland birds; little grebes, mute swans and a variety of ducks breed here.
Location
Bowling Green Lane, Topsham, EXETER, EX3 0BG
About the area
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Devon sums up all that is best about the British landscape, with its magnificent coastlines, two historic cities, the world-famous Dartmoor National Park and south Devon’s glorious English Riviera. A fashionable and much-loved holiday destination, hiking and cycling in the National Parks is extremely popular among visitors, with a great choice of off-road routes.