Yellow Flowers
There are many yellow flowers in bloom across the reserve. Some we can easily identify, like Greater Spearwort shown….
Blog posts from June 2014
There are many yellow flowers in bloom across the reserve. Some we can easily identify, like Greater Spearwort shown….
Having looked at the weather forecast and noted that it was not going to be 'flaming June', the moth trap was set….
Grasses are growing very well and have been producing large amounts of pollen. The following photographs show the beauty….
The last Wednesday of the month is 'Flower Walk' Wednesday. We set off through the Scrapes and observations….
Over the past few years we have implemented a programme of Bracken Control on the moorland to control this invasive species.….
Local artist Karen Innes ran a watercolour workshop today to help raise funds for the reserve. Eight ladies attended the….
Last weekend volunteers met at Marne Barracks early on Saturday morning to empty the eight moth traps that had been….
A cool dull morning was followed by a warm sunny afternoon. Both flowers and insects appreciated the change. In the….
Each year we have Dexter cattle on the wetland to help us manage the vegetation. Yesterday the farmer from Big Sheep Little….
It was still dark this morning as the bird ringers arrived. Bats were catching their last insects before roosting for the….
Last night volunteers set out the moth traps at various places in Marne Barracks. The lights were turned off at 4am….
Children from Class 1 at Arkengarthdale Primary School visited the reserve today for a fun filled day of nature activities.….
This afternoon Middleham C of E Primary school visited Foxglove Covert. They went minibeast hunting and pond dipping. ….
Our Wetland was created from a boggy area of moorland during the winter of 2008/9. A series of pools were dug with water….
First, some information about the caterpillar that was shown on yesterday's Blog. David, a volunteer, posted a comment….
Rain in summer does not go down very well but it does make for some photographic opportunities as Brian's photo shows. ….
As usual at this time of year the bird ringers are out many evenings and weekends checking nest boxes in Foxglove and on….
Richmond Town Hall was a hive of activity early this morning as Team Cappuccino set up for our Coffee Morning. They worked….
Some nest boxes had to be revisited as the chicks were too small to be ringed when first checked. Below is a typical Nuthatch….