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Pebblebed Heath

The Pebblebed Heaths represent a large block of lowland heath in Devon, and form part of the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. As a rare and threatened habitat, lowland heathland is a particular focus for nature conservation in Britain, which holds about 20% of the lowland heath in Europe. LinkExternal link
The heaths form on acidic, nutrient-poor soils. On the Pebblebed Heaths these are formed from rocks of the Chester Formation, a sequence of red sandstones with layers of pebble gravel derived from a large Triassic river system which flowed northwards across southern England and the Midlands LinkExternal link
by Tim Heaton

Created: Mon, 13 Feb 2023, Updated: Mon, 13 Feb 2023


10 images use this description: (all images taken in 2023)

SY0590 : Track across Aylesbeare Common by Tim Heaton
SY0386 : On Woodbury Common by Tim Heaton
SY0387 : Scots pine on Woodbury Common by Tim Heaton
SY0385 : Blackhill Quarry, Bicton Common by Tim Heaton
SY0588 : The East Devon Way entering Hawkerland Valley Common by Tim Heaton
SY0385 : The East Devon Way on Bicton Common by Tim Heaton
SY0690 : The East Devon Way entering Harpford Common by Tim Heaton
SY0385 : View over the former Blackhill Quarries by Tim Heaton
SY0284 : On Lympstone Common by Tim Heaton
SY0488 : The East Devon Way in the north-east corner of Colaton Raleigh Common by Tim Heaton


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