Latest inhabitants – Greenway Lane
Moving into August I’ve found the creatures living down Greenway Lane are varying to different species. I’ve noticed a great difference from last year August 2020 of the species I am seeing now as then. The weather hasn’t helped and it is almost feeling as though autumn is going to
Greenway Lane – Early July
Well into July now and I have been busy with various things so I’m a bit slow to update my nature diary. I have still been going up and down Greenway Lane with or without the dogs, sometimes in the morning and sometimes in the afternoon and I take the
Greenway Lane
Some warmer weather in early June at last so I have been walking down our local lane to see what creatures I can find in the grass and hedgerows. There doesn’t appear to be the abundance of insects like last year or it’s maybe I’ve been too eager to go
Morning Dew
There’s nothing more I enjoy in the summer months than a walk through the meadows early in the morning when the dew is on the grass, it means there is a chance to see roosting insects waiting for the sun to dry them out before they fly off. We haven’t had
Ham Wall and Catcott
We (Rod my husband and myself) decided that we were long overdue for a trip away from home and what better than a trip to the Somerset Levels after well over a year of not being able to go, it would be a welcome break. We decided to just go
Little things!
The weather had been warm for a couple of days and on Monday 20th July it was the same. I went hunting in the garden and down our lane close to home to see what was about. When I say what was about I’m looking for the little things, I’m
Girdlers Coppice
On the 3rd of July there was promise of another hot day so I decided to take a trip to Girdlers Coppice at Fiddleford. Girdlers Coppice is managed by Dorset Wildlife Trust consisting of Oak and Hazel woodland and is situated at the bottom of Piddles wood on the Fiddleford