Okeford Hill
On Sunday 14th November I met up with a few friends from our camera club to go and take some pictures of the autumn colours up on Okeford Hill. We headed over to Bonsley woods and as we did I noticed plenty of bird activity in the fields between the
Fungi season
I wanted to get out and see if I could see some fungi before the season was over, now we’ve had some wet weather and a bit of warmth there would be a possibility of some about. On Sunday 24th October I headed up the NT Ringmoor near Okeford Hill.
Close to Home
The last week of April and despite the cold weather the spring is moving forward, lots of nest building and already some birds have fledged and the parents are building for the second brood, I’ve already had young Blackbirds and Blue Tits in the garden. The Wrens have been building
Hambledon Hill
On Friday 5th June I went on an early walk under Hambledon Hill, we had some rain the day before and it was little cloudy and chilly. I’m hoping that some more Orchids particularly Bee Orchids are showing. On my way around the base of the hill on a narrow
Fungi foray
I thought I’d take a trip up to Ringmoor, just off of Okeford Hill near Turnworth. The land belongs to the National Trust and is part grassland but there is some old native woodland including Oaks, Hazel and Beech, plus others where I’ve seen fungi in past years. To look