Tag Archives: spotted flycatcher
Woodland Highlights: May
Thankfully some warmth has returned to our shores. This is the last month of spring and many trees are flushed with their new leaves. Keen photographers may want to take this opportunity to capture them while they are still fresh and vivid … Continue reading
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Tagged adder, ash, bats, blackberry, blackthorn, blossom, bluebells, brood, bugle, chalara dieback, chequered skipper, cockchafer, common figwort, common spotted orchid, damselflies, dragonflies, dryad's saddle, duke of burgundy, elder, foxglove, frog, grass snake, green hairstreak, green-veined white, hawthorn, hazel dormouse, highlights, horse chestnut, leaf burst, Lords and ladies, mating, may, Nature's Calendar, newt, nightingale, nightjar, oak, photo competition, ramsons, rhododendron, robin, rowan, seasonal, slow worm, speckled wood, spindle, spotted flycatcher, spring, stag beetle, stinkhorn, sulphur tufts, tadpole, toad, visitwoods, what to see, Woodland, yellow pimpernel
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Woodland Highlights: July
The longest day has come and gone and the days will be shortening. July was once a great month for invertebrates, but recent wet, cold summers have caused them serious problems and their numbers have suffered. Trees/shrubs… Lime trees produce … Continue reading
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Tagged backbird, black, butterfly, chicken of the woods, cuckoo, edible fungi, emperor, froglets, giant bellflower, great crested newt, hairstreak, hazel dormice, heather, hemp-agrimony, hemp-nettle, highlights, July, lime, litter, long-tailed tit, newt, purple, red squirrel, second brood, spotted flycatcher, sulphur polypore, sweet chestnut, teasel, toadlets, tree, what to see, white admiral, wildlife, wood, wood sage, Woodland, woods
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