Arne Peninsula
Wildlife of the Arne Peninsula
The Arne peninsula is situated on the edge of Poole harbour and about 4 miles from the ancient towns of Wareham and Corfe. Along the southern and western sides of Poole Harbour are extensive marshes, reed-beds and lowland heath which have been designated as internationally important wintering sites for waders and wildfowl. From the lookout hill near Shipstal Point there are extensive views from the Arne peninsula across the harbour to Upton and Hamworthy in the north, Brownsea Island in the east, Corfe Castle and Purbeck in the south.
This DVD contains all fifty eight species of British butterflies, all beautifully filmed in their natural habitat, with accurate and informative facts and figures narrated throughout. Including flight times. The fifty eight species are divided up into five sections: ‘woodland’, ‘hedgerows’, ‘chalk downland’, ‘grassland’ and, ‘mountains, wetlands, heath and bog’. All stunningly captured in digital quality on this 58 minute DVD. 
Located in the south eastern corner of Dorset, Purbeck is roughly 60 sq. miles of land that is surrounded on almost all sides by water. The coastline of Purbeck is part of Doret’s 
Dorset is famous for its striking scenery, patchwork fields, small country roads and dramatic coastline. Dotted around within this lovely county are some of England’s most beautiful towns and villages. This DVD takes you on a journey through some of these wonderful places including East & West Lulworth, Corfe, Milton Abbas, Tolpuddle, Wareham, Kingston and Worth.
The Dorset Coastal Path is a section of the UK’s 630 mile long South West Coast Path, starting at Minehead in Somerset and ending at Poole Harbour in Dorset. The Dorset stretch is around 73 miles long and can be separated into seven sections, all of which can be viewed on our “
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