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👀 What to look for at Railway Fields this weekSpring has sprung in all its glory, trees are in full leaf and the birds are feeding their first youngsters. A coot on the New River is now… Started by Liz |
0 | May 10 |
Experience the Dawn Chorus at Railway Fields this Saturday 25th April at 5amPlease meet at the gates of Railway Fields NO LATER than 5am (Gates will be locked once the walk begins). Dawn is at 5.07am so we will beg… Started by Liz |
0 | Apr 21 |
What to look for in Railway Fields in April: Bee Banks and Jack By The HedgeSpring is in full swing and there's lots to see! Blossom on the trees and the first flowers are bringing many bees to Railway Fields. As… Started by Liz |
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Apr 16 Reply by Alison |
👀 What to look for in Railway Fields in April: Butterflies, Bees and Bee FliesDespite the rather odd weather (or perhaps typical April weather) that swings from hot and sunny to cold, sharp showers, the insect life of… Started by Liz |
0 | Apr 15 |
Wanted: old kitchen utensils for mud kitchen play space at Railway FieldsIf you've got any old spoons or other utensils, preferably made of metal, that you don't want, please drop me a private message, via HOL Ma… Started by Liz |
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Apr 13 Reply by Liz |
Have you seen this bird?Then perhaps you'd like to take part in the BTO's big citizen science survey of birds that can be found in public-access green spaces: par… Started by Liz |
0 | Apr 2 |
What to look for at Railway Fields in March: Noisy wrens, courting woodpeckers and the first bluebellsThe weather being a bit up and down we’ve had to put our warm coats on again, but it hasn’t put the birds off, all of which are busy in the… Started by Liz |
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Mar 26 Reply by Gordon T |
What to look for at Railway Fields in March: Bees and butterflies are flying, lovely ladybirds on fresh green leavesThe wonderful sunshine of the past few days has brought the insects out. Both queen bumble bees and solitary bees, some of them tiny, are… Started by Liz |
0 | Mar 19 |
What to look for in Railway Fields in March: Primroses in the meadow and chiffchaffs callingPrima rosa, although not actually a member of the rose family is definitely one of the first flowers we see in the meadow. Did you know t… Started by Liz |
0 | Mar 11 |
What to look for at Railway Fields in March: Frogs and newts return to the pondThis is the time of year that frogs will return to their home ponds to breed. Hopefully you may see frogspawn in our pond. Female frogs la… Started by Liz |
0 | Mar 5 |
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