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Wrinkled peach fungi

This Wild Arum also known as Lords and Ladies is up in the woodland. The beautiful red berries of this plant are poisonous.….

It has been a busy few days here despite the inclement weather. At the weekend the eco-club children learnt all about Autumn….

The contractors are busy working on site to complete the HLS (Higher Level Stewardship) projects funded by Natural England.….

The warm night meant that our moth trap had a good selection of moths this morning. The first is a Frosted Orange. This next….

The damp weekend weather has meant that various fungi have sent up their fruiting bodies. In the plantation near the wetland….

Sandra was busy this morning filling the bird feeders. Hopefully the weather will be as nice tomorrow as it was today and….

This picture of a tiny club fungus first appeared on the blog on the 14th. July this year. At that time we had no identification.….

Work has started on upgrading the moor trail this week. The surface of this path is going to be improved with stone. This….

Some of the pupils from the Dales School went on a mini-beast safari along the Beck today. They are learning about invertebrates….