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Lovely moment captured of an Exmoor Pony by Brian Ellis with thanks.
Unexpected visitor on the doorstep. Photo S. Parry
Exmoor Pony Round up taken by Brian Ellis October 2022.
Exmoor Ponies by Martina Slater
Exmoor Ponies by Brian Ellis
Fallow Deer on Croydon Hill by Alastair Stevenson March 2023
Exmoor Ponies at Lucott Cross by Brian Ellis, December 2021
Goat at Valley of Rocks laughing at Ian Hart's joke
Exmoor foal:lan Hart
Exmoor Red Deer on Horsen Hill:lan Hart
Young Otter taken in Minehead. Empty fish pond the next day,..taken by David and Lynda Edwards
Exmoor Ponies at Hawkcombe Head: Martina Slater
Exmoor Pony on Porlock Common: Martina Slater
Lone sheep on Porlock Hill: Martina Slater
Visiting Stoat in Winsford Garden: David Mileham
Fox at Middlecombe: Martina Slater
Highland cattle with wonky horns at Tarr-Ball: Ian Hart
Young Highland cattle: lan Hart
Highland Cattle at Tarr-Ball@lan Hart
Red Stag at Middlecombe, Minehead. Martina Slater
Red Stag at Middlecombe, Minehead. Martina Slater
Red Stag at Middlecombe, Minehead. Martina Slater
Grey-Squirrel: Ian Hart
Bank Vole at Middlecombe: Martina Slater
Martina Slater: Rabbit
Martina Slater: Bull and Burrs
Martina Slater: Horse Ride amongst Foxgloves
Adult feral goat resting on the precipitous cliff face of the Valley of the Rocks. Martina Slater
Feral goat kids showing how well camouflaged they are against the rocks and perfectly adapted to live in that rocky environment. Martina Slater
Feral goat kids at the Valley of the Rocks. Martina Slater

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