Purple Bar moth
This Purple Bar moth was trapped on Tuesday night. Roy Crossley, our friendly dipterist was in today and left with a fine….
Blog posts from July 2009
This Purple Bar moth was trapped on Tuesday night. Roy Crossley, our friendly dipterist was in today and left with a fine….
Here you can see how far the workshop has come on. Harry is now working from a scaffold as he boards around the windows and….
It has been mixed weather today. Harry is back again working on the cladding of the new workshop. Hurrah! Through the scrapes….
Foxglove Covert Eco-Club had its third meeting today, the topic was moths. After identifying the moths caught overnight the….
Today Andrew has his first strimming session. He enjoyed cutting back the long grass on the path behind the lake hide. Andrew….
There were 94 moths in the trap this morning of 32 different species. The one we had most of was the Large Yellow Underwing.….
After a very wet Friday one of our paths had been washed out. The little ditch had overflowed right over the top of the bridge….
What a contrast to yesterday! The rain seems to have dried out already and the reserve is alive with butterflies. Species….
On one of the wettest days of the year so far we went for a team building walk with personnel from Wathgill and Warcop! We….
This Dark Green Fritillary was seen mating during a training day walk at Warcop. Although the weather was mixed and the rain….
A group of bird ringers from Foxglove ringed Sand Martins at a local quarry last night. Here you can see Tony and Chris checking….
It has been a busy day on the reserve. Firstly we have taken down an old bird hide which was in the scrapes and no longer….
We have had mixed weather this weekend at Foxglove. Yesterday it was glorious and the bird ringers were here doing a CES….
Class 3P from Mowbray School came to do a habitat walk today. Whilst out walking they discovered a new moth species to the….
Richmond Beaver Scouts did some pond-dipping in the scrapes at Foxglove yesterday evening. Amongst the catch was a Water….
There is a new addition to the classroom at Foxglove. The Mink (on the right) has been prepared by local taxidermist Brian….
Work is continuing on the new workshop. Here you can see Harry, the carpenter, installing the cladding to the outside of….
Phil Hall, the new WCO (Wildlife Crime Officer) came to visit Foxglove today. He is pictured here on the left. He is based….
A group of budding young farmers from Hawes visited Foxglove Covert last night. They just missed the thunderstorm and heavy….
Bird ringing at Foxglove was very productive today with the highest daily total achieved for CES visit 7 in 17 years! In….
Mixed weather today meant that Middleton Tyas School, who were here with 50 children, had a dry, sunny morning and a very….
Early this morning dozens of the fungus seen here were sprouting along the bark chipping path to the middle moor. By the….
We have had a very exciting day here as the moth trap was full this morning. We had over 50 species with over 140 moths in….
The weather has been overcast and humid today. It has been volunteer day so we filled the hoppers with seed and started to….