A blog and photo journal about the natural history of north-west England and beyond
View looking east over England’s deepest lake towards Scafell Pike – our highest mountain. Strange to think that around 450 million years ago the Scafell massif was an active volcano and part of the lost continent of Avalonia. The infamous Wastwater Screes. Extending below Illgill Read More …
More from East Creech Heath. Bogland within Creech Heath. The mossy carpet home to both the Common and Pale-leaved Butterwort can be seen in the distance. In addition all 3 of our native Sundews can also be found. Pale Butterwort Another specialist typically found in Read More …