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Spring has sprung

Posted on15 April 2020Leave a comment

A few photo’s from earlier this month as the local woodland bursts back into life.  Read More …

CategoriesFlora, FungiTagsApple Blossom, Dog Violet, Few flowered Leek, Kenworthy Wood, Lesser Celandine, Mica Ink Caps, Primrose, White Dead Nettle, Wood Anemone

Cosmopolitan

Posted on21 April 201821 April 2018Leave a comment

Always a pleasure to visit the local woodlands during Spring even more so when there’s a walk along the riverbank to reach them. Locally the Grey Herons appear to be thriving and in common with many of the other birds typically associated with river valleys they Read More …

CategoriesBirds, FloraTagsBorder Collie, Few flowered Leek, Grey Heron, Jake, Ring-necked Parakeet, Snakeshead Fritillary, Wood Anemone

On the Woodland edge

Posted on17 April 201517 April 2015Leave a comment

A quick look back at Spring before it becomes a distant memory. A superb display of Wood Anemones carpeting the woodland floor at Marbury Country Park. 7th April and not a leaf to be seen on any of the trees. Snakeshead Fritillary on the woodland Read More …

CategoriesFloraTagsLesser Celandine, Marsh Marigold, Snakeshead Fritillary, Wood Anemone

The Town Hall Clock

Posted on21 April 201421 April 2014Leave a comment

Moschatel or The Town Hall Clock An easily overlooked plant typically found along woodland edges on limestone or chalk rich soil. Fortunately around the edge of Morecambe Bay there’s plenty of suitable habitat with this group of plants found close to Jenny Brown’s point in Read More …

CategoriesBirds, FloraTagsApril, Moschatel, The Town Hall Clock, Toothwort, Wood Anemone

Daughter of the Wind

Posted on14 April 201214 April 2012Leave a comment

  Wood Anemone – Marbury Country Park After the dark days of Winter the banks of Wood Anemones to the west of Budworth Mere are always a great sight. In common with a lot of our plants Anemōnē – is derived from Greek. Literally means Read More …

CategoriesFloraTagsBluebells, Coltsfoot, Gean, Marbury Country Park, Wood Anemone

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