Sid Valley Wildlife Images From Barry Curwen
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Leave a commentOur Pine Marten Ecology Post Provoked Many Responses & Here’s An Answer To How Pine Martens Are Radio Tracked. Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust not only made the video on Pine Marten Ecology they have also made this one on how they radio track pine martensRead More
Leave a commentThe Pine Marten, A Lost Species of the Sid Valley, Or Merely Never Seen? Pine Marten are a rare species. As big as a cat, but hard to see in the wild, as they are both nocturnal and elusive where they do occur. IRead More
Leave a commentAs my wife and I sat outside, late last year, enjoying a glass of wine, or three, we noticed far fewer wasps pestering us. I decided to learn more about this much maligned insect. There are 9,000 wasp species in the UK, of whichRead More
Leave a commentIn this video Ed Dolphin discusses Phycomania and the Queen of Seaweed, phycologist Amelia Griffiths.
Leave a commentOne of the best times of day to walk through the Byes is at dusk- that moment between day and evening when the sun is just beneath the horizon the birds burst into chorus. At times I can feel my body reverberating with theRead More
Leave a commentAnother video the SVBG team. This one features some of the birds that can be seen in the valley and along the coast. Some of them are common birds, some rarely seen in the area, but all are delightful and part of the biodiverse areaRead More
Leave a commentNot just for children, this 2019 Plantlife video features a handful of common wildflowers that can be seen locally. Can you recognise all of them?
Leave a commentIt’s true, one swallow doesn’t make a spring or even a summer. But swallows are being seen in January here in Devon. And December was a bumper month for Devon swallow sightings. So how many do we need? I know we are told thatRead More
Leave a commentIf you want to know your sepals from your petals this one hour video from Plantlife is for you.
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