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Dancing Ledge

Posted on13 June 201213 June 2012Leave a comment

A great area of chalk downland managed by the National Trust next to the SW Coast Path  -close to Langton Matravers. Beneath the downland this part of the “Jurassic Coast” has a long history of quarrying. Although originally this must have been an incredibly destructive Read More …

CategoriesInsects, Landscapes, Reptiles, SeashoreTagsAdder, Dancing Ledge, Quarry, Rockpools, Snakeslock Anemone, Wall Brown

Dancing Ledge

Posted on27 October 201127 October 2011Leave a comment

A spectacular area named after the rocky ledge of the former quarry on the outskirts of  Langton Matravers. In Spring the chalk downs above the seacliffs are home to 75% of the UK population of Early Spider Orchids, in addition it’s the most southerly breeding Read More …

CategoriesFlora, Landscapes, Natural History, SeashoreTagsAnemones, Dancing Ledge, Early Spider Orchid, Langton Matravers, Rockpools, Sponges

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