Ann’s Blog

The seasons are changing, and migration is in full progress. I immediately think of birds, when migration is mentioned. Off to find a new food source. Now, have you thought of what other wildlife does it? The bat box checkers were in at the weekend. They include several members who are licensed to handle bats… Read More

Ann’s Blog

It is no good, I am going to have to talk about the weather, again! This wet grey weather not only dampens our spirits, wildlife also hides away as well. However, like us, it must get on with life and it is there, if you look hard enough. The last wildlife survey group met on… Read More

Ann’s Blog 13.6.24

The reserve is very verdant at present. The grass in the hay meadows is long and the flowers on the shrubs such as blackberry appear larger than usual. The nettles have also grown tall. There are myriads of damselflies. The dragonflies, which are not such strong fliers as the damselflies in the cold wet windy… Read More

Ann’s Blog 12.5.24

Now, what frantically darts about seemingly on urgent business and loves strawberry plants.  No, not a human! It has a wingspan of 3cms- first clue- and is black and white-second clue. It has large eyes and body in relation to its size and is part of an ancient family. I am sure many of you… Read More