Archive for April 2021

As May approaches we are starting to see the first sprinkling of bluebells appearing in the woods. I am leading a number of walks throughout May, so I thought it would be nice to be able to share some facts about bluebells with the walking group, hence this week’s education slot. The bluebell has many…

As we sauntered through the woods near Lower Harlestone, Northamptonshire on Thursday evening the distinct smell of wild garlic was in the air. As I continue on my journey of ongoing knowledge about nature and the outdoors, I find myself on Google looking up facts about the wild garlic plant. So here are my findings.…

As spring finally kicks in and the days get warmer and brighter, we are out walking more. During this pleasant time of year a walk along the riverside is a delight, not only for it’s tranquil beauty but the opportunity to see some of Britain’s less well known wildlife. Often mistaken from afar as otters…

Cherry Trees are my 2nd most favourite tree, after the Oak Tree. So, on my quest to learn something new each week about nature, I thought I would delve into this wonderful species and find out some interesting facts. The first fact, which is probably not relevant to many people, is that the estate where…