Water voles at Eco-club
Water voles were the topic for the Foxglove Eco-Club today. The children learned how to identify signs of these elusive and….
Blog posts from August 2009
Water voles were the topic for the Foxglove Eco-Club today. The children learned how to identify signs of these elusive and….
Elizabeth managed to take this photo yesterday of one of the juvenile voles as it swam away from the pen. These young voles….
The remaining Water Voles on the 'soft' release program were set free today. The Forest School trainees helped with….
Ten huge (ton) sacks of bird seed were bagged into smaller sacks and stored away by our team of volunteers today! Here are….
Happy Birthday Marion! We've been told there is a candle for every seven years - are there four or five of them? .
Today was the final CES (Constant Effort Site) bird ringing day for 2009; around 250 birds were processed in the Field Centre….
Forty new Water Voles arrived at Foxglove today. These were supplied by Derek Gow Consultancy Ltd, a professional team of….
Here is Elizabeth's photo of the Grass of Parnassus. This is now flowering on the moorland. This hairless perennial is….
A pond creation training day was held at Foxglove Covert today. The training was provided by The Million Ponds Project, a….
Foxglove Covert field centre was the venue for a bee microscopy course today, run by the National Bee Unit. Nineteen students….
Several moth traps were set out last night at Marne Barracks in preparation for the third moth event on this undisturbed….
Today Andrew and Raymond filled the hoppers around the site and then did some strimming on the woodland walk. Harry was here….
There were 74 moths in the trap this morning of 26 species. Among those caught were Riband Wave, Antler Moth, Dunbar, Flame….
This first year Common Snipe was trapped and ringed at Foxglove on 8 Aug, the last day of the 2009 ringing course. Although….
It has been volunteers day today. Nine people turned up to help with the maintenance work keeping the reserve looking welcoming….
The picture here is of a slime mould. This has been found on the grasses at various locations this week. Elizabeth at last….
The gorgeous weather of summer has been with us today, but as you can see from the photo - autumn is just around the corner.….
Foxglove's annual bird-ringing course started today. 23 students are ringing on four different sites over the next four….
It has been a warm overcast and slightly rainy day here today. Nine volunteers turned up to do various tasks such as strimming,….
Despite the early heavy rain the day has been warm but overcast. Even so there have still been visitors here enjoying a walk….
Danielle has sent us this lovely picture of a young Kingfisher which was ringed on Saturday. It has probably only been out….