Blog – Wilding Myrtle Farm

One of the things that many of naturalists mentioned as they visited he site was the lack of water. There

Now, if it’s mild, is as good a time as any to plant bare root saplings. We’ve got lots of

This appeared early October about 10m across. Inside the ring were some smaller (as yet unidentified) fungi and alongside were

Possibly my favourite month. Everything is mellow. This year especially everything seems particularly laden with fruit, Hawthorn covered in haws,

Here are just some of the moths (and caddisfly) we found in the light traps this September:

Last night we spent a lovely couple of hours putting out moth traps and sugar solution ( a mix of

Searching For Mammals The Friday of our Bioblitz was a wet day, especially Friday evening. My good friends Emma Hawkes,

My opinion of moths has gone from those annoying brown things that hang around lights, to an understanding that they

Of all the amazing ecologists who have given their time to help us record the species on the site recently

Our Bioblitz was made a great success by the many recorders and Natural history Groups whose representatives gave up their