Heatwave Hits Foxglove
With the thermometer hitting 20 degrees centigrade before we even opened up today we knew it was going to be a scorcher on….
Blog posts from June 2015
With the thermometer hitting 20 degrees centigrade before we even opened up today we knew it was going to be a scorcher on….
One of our regular visitors has brought a waterproof camera to Foxglove over the last few weeks to try and get some images….
Are you sitting comfortably? (Only those of a less than young age will remember this comment!) Then I'll begin.….
Yesterday the bees decided to leave the hive and relocate on one of the trees in the back garden.Thinking that they were….
This morning Team Cappuccino was at it again, arriving early at Richmond Town Hall to set up for their regular amazing coffee….
The end of month flower walk usually covers as many different areas of the reserve as possible, but today we concentrated….
Our volunteers have been busy surveying areas of the reserve looking for some of the more unusual plants that are found here.….
The night had been overcast, not too cool and just right for moth trapping. By the time we came to empty the traps,….
The volunteers today were busy mowing and clearing vegetation from the net rides and paths, in preparation for the CES bird….
The bird ringers have been hard at work during the evenings this week visiting some of the Buzzard nests on and around the….
It has been a wet day at Foxglove today. Although this meant it wasn’t a nice day for being out and about on the reserve,….
The bird ringers have spent many nights out on the training area freezing and getting blown away when checking next boxes….
Kellbank Primary School enjoyed a visit to the reserve in glorious weather today. They found Leeches, Sticklebacks and hundreds….
Volunteers have been assisting the bird ringing team in their efforts to re-visit the many nest boxes around the training….
With Spring now fully upon us at Foxglove, the reserve has turned very green, with trees and bushes growing at an immense….
Richmond Methodist Primary School visited the reserve for the second of their three school visits. They were joined by a….
As dawn approached the sky turned red. The reserve managers and volunteers had mowed the net rides and cut down and trimmed….
A Key Stage One group from Richmond Methodist School visited the reserve today. The students' three activities throughout….
Come and enjoy the fun at the Foxglove Covert Festival of Nature, taking place on the weekend of 18th and 19th July 2015. ….
Many of the woodlands across the training area are home to small nest boxes which are used by several tit species, Pied Flycatchers….