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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Lichen and….Rose of Sharon?
A walk in Eaves Wood, the day after our encounter with Mrs Gaskell (yes, I know I’m even further behind than usual). Typically, there was much nattering for the adults and enthusiastic tree climbing for the kids (and Dr A). … Continue reading
Posted in Eaves Wood, Lichen, Walking, Wildflowers
11 Comments
Lindeth Tower
We were joined for a weekend by TBH’s brother Dr A and the three of us, and his niece, (are you following this?) joined one of the organised walks celebrating the bicentenary of the village and taking a look at … Continue reading
Posted in Local history, Walking
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Roe Deer
Another glorious Thursday (naturally). My last afternoon working in Carnforth, but I didn’t walk home – bad planning on my part. I did get out much later however for a walk on Arnside Knott. The sun was already close to … Continue reading
Posted in Deer, Moon, Sunset, Walking, Wildflowers
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When do we give the moths their breakfast?
Elephant Hawkmoth Last weekend (ie just over a week ago) an annual highlight came round again – the moth breakfast at Leighton Moss. B, who came last year, was telling a friend about the event beforehand and described it … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Damselflies, Moths
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Even Toothache….
…has its compensations. Having not slept well through the wee small hours, when I woke again at 5 with a proper face-ache I decided to get up and have done with it. After a leisurely pint of tea to wash … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Deer, Dragonflies, Sedges, Walking, Wildflowers
5 Comments
Haverbrack
Last Thursday afternoon. Glorious sunshine of course. A post-work walk up perhaps the quietest of the little limestone hills in the area, Haverbrack. This could be giant bellflower – it certainly looks like the plant I saw around this time … Continue reading
Posted in Butterflies, Hoverflies, Walking, Wildflowers
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Glow Worm
I joined a National Trust ranger-led walk on Arnside Knott last Saturday night. The idea was to see bats and glow worms, but it was cold and misty, not good conditions for either. We saw many roding woodcock and a … Continue reading
Posted in Bats, Birds, Bugs, Walking
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