The penultimate day of reedbed management on the north shore of Grebe Lake and bang on time the first wintering Bittern arrives. Taken from hide 2 today by Garry Knight. @LWTWildNews@Lincsbirding
@fungi_flowers @NatureLark@wildflower_hour@BSBIbotany Thank you both! That was my leaning after time with Stace and a handlense π§ very glad to have it confirmed!
A huge thank you to the hardy and enthusiastic volunteers on our Weekend Work Party today. One flower rich meadow cut, raked and ready for next year πΈ
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Teasel with a double flower head, one of my favourite plants π± Such structure going from summer into autumn and associated with one of my other hobbies π§Ά
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@anneelizzie@BSBIbotany@wildflower_hour There are images of using the seed heads for carding the wool which was then used to spin yarn, although this might be a myth, misinformation or romantic image made up by artists I still like the idea of it π
Annual monitoring by myself and @emilyksum has resulted in a new area being found at Whisby for Green-flowered Helleborine. Over 1,500 orchids present in a difficult to access part of the woodland, including this 9 stemmed individual! @LWTWildNews@ukorchids@LincsNaturalist
Whisby needs YOU to help look after it's marvelous meadows! πͺ
Cutting and raking keeps our meadows in good conditions for wildflowers and insects, but we need your help to do it! π¦πΈ
Places are limited, so be sure to book in advance!ππ
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Annual monitoring by myself and @emilyksum has resulted in a new area being found at Whisby for Green-flowered Helleborine. Over 1,500 orchids present in a difficult to access part of the woodland, including this 9 stemmed individual! @LWTWildNews@ukorchids@LincsNaturalist