It’s funny how things turn out. I started this blog to help me discover my local wildlife but as often happens life gets in the way. I do some voluntary … Continue reading →
There was a roe buck in Barnes Street at 5am this morning. He was in his summer pelage – an amazing, bright rust red and he was coming into antler. … Continue reading →
If you haven’t already met, say hello to Water Avens (Geum rivale). This is a member of the Rosaceae family which grows in stream sides, pond edges, damp deciduous woodland … Continue reading →
Way back in my younger days when I was more carefree I used to wander around aimlessly with a bag full of field guides. Walking down the Mill Brae (which … Continue reading →