Blog | Foxglove Covert Local Nature Reserve

Sun!

The weather has been damp, dark, wet, misty and foggy for several days. Today the sun was rising as the bird ringers….

While the ringing team were at Cape Wrath at the beginning of July they were joined by two members of staff from….

Our ‘Meet the Birds’ guided walk set off from the Field Centre as the rain began to fall this morning; not ideal….

Today we split into two groups to complete different tasks around the reserve. Adam took a willing team down to the lake….

With the damp conditions, fungi are putting on a particularly good display all around the reserve. Our eagle eyed volunteers….

A blog of few words. Over the last two weeks wind speed has been low and the lake and ponds have been like mirrors,….

As Autumn began we were bemoaning that there were very few fungi around the reserve. It was warm but not damp. ….

Volunteers have had a busy morning surveying species on the reserve. Firstly the moths, caught overnight in our light trap….

Nineteen volunteers joined us in the Scrapes today to continue working on the coppice block. We also started work thinning….