Promoting & Enhancing The Natural Beauty of the Sid Valley
It may surprise people to learn that many of the small airfields across the country are excellent nature reserves, as are some of the military training grounds. The key is that many of these sites are left alone largely, people are kept out andRead More
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If you are a bumblebee living near the beach and raising this year’s brood you will be glad that the purple trumpets of the tree mallows are open with their rich supply of nectar and pollen. The area of the beach by the BelmontRead More
Leave a comment They can be seen all year round, but May is when flowers of Red Campion really brighten up the local hedgerows, but we also have five close relatives living here in Sidmouth, we have: White Campion, Sea Campion, Bladder Campion, Ragged Robin and NottinghamRead More
Leave a comment As I walked into our communal garden the other day I was startled by a large butterfly flying up from the tub of pansies by the door. I stood still and waited as it fluttered about and then settled again to feed. Then IRead More
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