That and This

Saturday, November 10th 2018

Recent weather has been variable, with sun and warmth, cool and cooler, rain, wind, snow and frosts.  Each type of weather shows the reserve in a different light.  Frost left lichens coated, making them look like Christmas decorations.

Bramble leaves were covered too.

It has to be the right sort of rain for water droplets to form and Sloe berries were ideal hosts.

Larch trees are turning yellow gold and can be see standing proud against the other dark green conifers.  Soon their needles will fall, coating the ground and paths a beautiful warm autumn colour.

Our lake is attracting some visitors.  A Pintail has been recorded and now a male Widgeon.

The Mallards were ignoring him as they sat on their tree resting and preening.

If you are beginning your Christmas shopping there are new books, for adults and children, for sale in the Field Centre.

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