Spring is forcing its way in – I have seen in the last few days more than the odd violet, great swathes of kingcups
Category: Wildflower Meadows
Thanks to Andrew for this article and wading around his fields to take some photos: If you were at the Spring Meeting at Bancyfelin
During his interesting talk on grassland indicator species at the Meadows Group meeting last Saturday Richard Pryce (our county plant recorder) highlighted the bulbous
Thank you to Julian for this article – and we look forward to discussion and debate: With little else to do as our meadows
Like many readers, I guess, we’re still under the cosh of the Beast from the East up here, with minus 14 degrees C measured
Its mid February – its dry and bright but I doubt I am the only one itching for spring. I have gone back to
Thanks to Isabel for forwarding on information about these 2 surveys which will probably interest a lot of our members and readers: Bee Wild
Two updates that may be of interest: First, thanks to Andrew for this link to the current “British Wildlife”. http://www.magnificentmeadows.org.uk/assets/pdfs/Is_the_rye-grass_always_greener_An_evidence_review.pdf There is often discussion
Thanks very much for this detailed follow up by Andrew to the short piece I featured in a previous post on a German study
Thanks to Emma and Isabel for details of 2 new courses in December, which may be of interest to members. Firstly : LANTRA accredited