After the Rain
Sunday, October 27th 2019
Walking across the moor in the sunshine the autumn colours are truly on display.
The Larch trees are turning gold and dropping their needles.
Sycamores were also dropping their leaves, which made a delightful crunching sound, as they were walked through.
More colours were seen at the lake.
Sun was making the Scrapes ponds sparkle.
All these photos were in total contrast to yesterday, when Bob was singing in the rain, examining the work he and other volunteers had carried out on the cascading ponds.
(0) Comments:
There are no comments for this blog post yet. Why not start the discussion? - use the form below:
Help Support Foxglove
Friends of Foxglove
The Friends of Foxglove Covert is for those individuals, families and organisations who would like to support the reserve through an annual membership subscription. Friends receive a regular newsletter and invitations to attend our various activities and social events.
More DetailsUndergrowth Newsletter
The Dragonflies of Strensall and Foxglove Covert
This book has been published with the aim of enabling people visiting these, immensely important Flagship Pond Sites in North Yorkshire, to identify the dragonflies and damselflies they encounter - by reference to a simple text and photographs. Credits - Yorkshire Dragonfly Group & Freshwater Habitats Trust
View All The Newsletters