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Descrizione
A gentle walk from Bodmin Parkway Railway Station alongside the River Fowey to Respryn Bridge and return. Bodmin Parkway Railway Station is on the Paddington to Penzance mainline, the station is situated at the Western end of the of the heavily wooded Glynn Valley. With the Liskeard to Bodmin main A38 road running along it's length, the River Fowey (pronounced Foy) runs through the valley and is usually reasonably gentle here, where Merlo acquaiolo, Martin pescatore and Ballerina gialla can be expected. Of course following periods of heavy rain especially in Autumn/Winter the river can become a bit of a raging torrent and those birds may move elsewhere to feed.
Leave Bodmin Parkway Station car park (fee payable) passing through red gate (signed Lanhyderock - National Cycle Network route 3), on quieter Summer mornings Capinera can be heard singing here along with the persistent 'Chaff-Chiff-Chiff-Chaff' call of the Luì piccolo, continue on this footpath/cyclepath that passes through a tunnel under the mainline.
(*1), press STAR on map, in late Autumn and Winter the open areas here may have Tordo sassello, in Summer Rondine and Balestruccio can be seen feeding here, occasionally very close to the ground, a sign of bad weather on the way. Wooded areas may have more Capinera and Luì piccolo in Summer, but more usual are Cinciarella, Cinciallegra and Colombella. Cross the River Fowey on a bridge and look for Merlo acquaiolo and Ballerina gialla (if the water is low), the wooded path then turns West, take a Left turn path that runs alongside the river.
(*2). The path beside the river is best described as 'rugged' with many tree roots and holes, depending on season it can become very wet and slippery, this path gives occasional views of the river where you get another chance of Merlo acquaiolo and Ballerina gialla may be even a Martin pescatore, a pair of Oca canadese seem to like this area as well.
(*3). As you approach the Respryn car park (fee payable), in Summer Ballerina nera actively hunt for insects among the parked cars, in Winter more Tordo sassello 'patrol' the open areas. Cesena are a bit of a rarity here. Leave the car park and walk along the road (usually little traffic) towards Respryn Bridge.
(*4). Respryn Bridge, this old bridge, King Charles I traveled across it in 1644, now only has the old original middle arch. The other arches are all slightly newer, another chance of Merlo acquaiolo, Martin pescatore and Ballerina gialla from here, for those with more time you can continue following river downstream by a footpath on the Southern side (marked with a red sign No Cyclist Or Horses Pedestrians Only).
Dettagli
Accesso
Leave Bodmin on the A38 signed Liskeard, on passing wood yard (on Right) pass over bridge and turn Right at sign for Bodmin Parkway Railway Station. From Liskeard direction take and follow signs for Bodmin A38, after traveling through the heavily wooded Glynn Valley, look for Bodmin Parkway Railway Station sign on the Left, just before passing over the bridge.
Terreno e habitat
Alberi e cespugli sparsi , Foresta , Prateria/pascolo , Zona umida , Valle , Città/paese , FiumeCaratteristiche dell’area
Terreno piano , Scivoloso , PaludosoPercorso ad anello
SiÈ utile un cannocchiale?
NoBuona stagione per il BW
Tutto l'annoMiglior periodo per visitare
PrimaveraPercorso
Strada asfaltata , Sentiero ampio , Sentiero strettoGrado di difficoltà del percorso a piedi
FacileModalità di accesso
A piedi , Bicicletta , MacchinaCapanno/torretta di osservazione
NoInformazioni aggiuntive
For Food and Drinks, Summer months the Brew Box (an old horsebox) is in a field next to Respryn Car Park open each day 0930-1700hrs.
All year round open 0700-1400hrs in the old signal box on Bodmin Parkway Station.