Bob Foreman's Moth Blog
30 April 2020
The ups and downs of mothing with Bob Foreman
30 April 2020
The ups and downs of mothing with Bob Foreman
30 April 2020
The Holly Blue is well adapted for life amongst us and is the one member of its family you’re most likely to spot in your garden, often flitting around at head height
30 April 2020
Wildlife expert Nick Acheson introduces some of our feathered superstars to listen out for this spring.
30 April 2020
“The Story Is in the Soil, Keep Your Ear to the Ground”
29 April 2020
The Dunnock is an overwhelmingly inconspicuous bird that in fact very much belies its meek and modest nature
29 April 2020
The chirpy Pied Wagtail is a bird summed up nicely by its name, though it has many others in folklore, including the widespread “willie wagtail” and charming “peggy dishwasher.”
29 April 2020
I build a Grass Snake heap, go shopping for horse manure and get into another argument.
28 April 2020
With its distinctive leaves, the Common Hawthorn is a familiar sight amongst spring hedgerows. Its colloquial name of ‘May-tree’ is entirely suggestive of its typical flowering period
28 April 2020
I film some egg-laying damselflies. It’s all rather fiddly.
27 April 2020
The Mason Bees are named after the characteristic habit of using ‘masonry’ products in the construction of their nest cells.