We have arranged a wildflower walk on Tunstall Hills on Sunday 4th July starting at 2pm from the upper car park by the old football changing rooms. It will be led by botanist Keith Robson. For more information please email [email protected]
Our #Minibeast foray on #TunstallHills included some surprising fossil finds such as these Bivalve & Bryozoan fossils https://t.co/NhzSDn18cb @THPG91 @NEE_Naturalist
Normally seen in #Spring at our locale of #TunstallHills but Sky-blue flowers & unopened buds of Green Alkanet (Pentaglottis sempervirens) still blooming in October @THPG91@BSBIbotany@Britnatureguide https://t.co/nVtKIFVFw7
“Last of the Harebells” #TunstallHills – Beautiful wildflower, inspiring poets through the ages: “Hope is like a Harebell - Christina Rossetti @SunderlandPic @BSBIbotany
“On top of a Tropical Reef – views from Tunstall Hills Trig Point. Learn about the history of this #AmazingPlace at https://t.co/8P4A9kv1r3 @THPG1 @SunderlandPic @Sunderland2021
Reminded again of how special #TunstallHills is with 4 species of Hygrocybe observed during short walk. Waxcaps are our #GrasslandJewels and photos do not capture the beauty when seen https://t.co/nUUayTiltr