Guided Nature Tours
The oak tree goes through big changes throughout the year. In spring, the tree is coming back to life after a long period of dormancy, so what's happening? First of all are the leaves. Gone are the …
[Read more...] about The Spring Oak – How to identify oak trees
With so many wildflowers about to bloom across the North West, it can be very easy to overlook those that share our gardens. Even more so for those that are often seen as pests or weeds. The …
[Read more...] about Where does the Dandelion get its name from?
Not all ducks you see on our lakes and rivers are ordinary mallards. One amazing species is called the Shoveler and with good reason! Shovelers prefer large bodies of water and can be seen in …
Many frogs have been steadily laying their frogspawn over the last few weeks, with some ponds now fit to bust! Following hibernation, female frogs can lay several thousands of eggs. As she lays …
This week we're delighted to welcome a new Guest Blogger to the Nature Talks and Walks Blog - Amber Waddy, who asks the question, are butterflies in decline? Butterflies are one of nature’s …
On Saturday 1st March we are joining the Canal and River Trust at Glasson Docks to run a Bird Courtship Wildlife Walk. With January and February becoming a distant memory, March heralds the start of …
[Read more...] about Bird Courtship – Glasson Docks Walk 1st March 2014
