Cornwall for wildlife and garden lovers
A slow, seasonal guide to Cornwall’s subtropical gardens, seal colonies, nature reserves and bird hides, written for nature and garden enthusiasts.
Where can you see Adders in Cornwall?
Spotting an adder in Cornwall is a rare treat for wildlife enthusiasts. As Britain’s only venomous snake, the adder (Vipera berus) has an air of mystery about it; often misunderstood, yet beautifully adapted to the wild landscapes of Cornwall’s coast and countryside. Although sightings are uncommon, there are a few places where patient observers may […]
Where can you see Puffins in Cornwall?
There’s something wonderfully captivating about puffins; their bright beaks, orange feet, and playful personalities make them one of the most endearing birds to spot in the British Isles. While puffins are relatively rare along Cornwall’s coastline, there are still a few remarkable places where these charismatic seabirds can be seen during spring and early summer.
Where can you see wild ponies in Cornwall?
If you spend any time exploring Bodmin Moor, you’re likely to come across one of its most charming sights; the wild ponies that graze across the open landscape. These small, sturdy ponies have lived on the moor for generations and are well adapted to life among the granite tors and wide grassy plains. The Bodmin […]
Dolphin watching in St Ives
Discover why St Ives Bay is one of the best places in Cornwall to see dolphins. Learn where, when, and how to spot these incredible marine mammals.