Species of the day: Meadow Brown
29 June 2020
There’s no British butterfly species more ubiquitous than the Meadow Brown, found in just about every grassy habitat across the British Isles and indeed much further afield
Archive of: June, 2020
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Orchids in Sussex
28 June 2020
Every year, Glenn goes out to look for and count orchids.
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Species of the day: Meadowsweet
27 June 2020
Should you happen to wander alongside a stream, you may become aware of a rather sweet fragrance, that of the dainty Meadowsweet
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Ratty - or the Water Vole
26 June 2020
With my wetland hat on, I have a fondness for Ratty – otherwise known as the water vole. These charismatic little ‘water rats’ can act as a flagship for the positive action that we can take to restore our battered water environments.
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A Time Machine
25 June 2020
The natural rhythms of the seasons, of daylight and the tides have a big influence on us and wildlife
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Corona Wildlife Diary: Day One Hundred
25 June 2020
The final Corona Wildlife Diary.
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Species of the day: Dark Bush Cricket
24 June 2020
You’re likely to see a Dark Bush Cricket crawling and sunbathing amongst ancient hedgerows, particularly in the southern half of Britain where they’re the most common
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Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Ninety-nine
24 June 2020
What doesn’t go 99 bonk?
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Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Ninety-eight
23 June 2020
A final round up of wildlife in my garden.
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Species of the day: Hemlock
22 June 2020
Hemlock likely needs little introduction for its reputation precedes it as a notoriously toxic member of the widely distributed ‘carrot’ family