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Mike Warren. CWT walk over Hutton Roof Crags. Got a few pictures as annotated. Saw one Dark Green Fritillary but no picture. Good sighting of Nostoc - a cyanobacterium which lives in the puddles (Kamenitzas) on the limestone pavements, as well as being a major cause of the so called "Blue-green algal blooms" in the Lakes as well as being the commensal in my favourite lichen - Peltigera.
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Mike Warren. Walking Group today - Barkbooth and environs - dull humid, so not much flying but found two lovely slime moulds and have put in some library pictures of species we saw.
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Mike Warren. Yesterday at Leighton (and insects from Foulshaw).
Most impressive was a swan fight - repeatedly flying one after the other for several minutes. Also called at the Crag - chicks indoors but sentry on duty. Let me know if you would be willing to do a couple of hours stewarding at the Trust's photo exhibition (27th/28th June, between 10am and 5pm) secretary@landscapetrust.org.uk
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Mike Warren. Coldwell meadows for flowers etc. Pictures as annotated - unsure what the flies on the pony were doing - the red-eyed ones are probably lauxaniidae which are scavengers but seem to be with others - the pony was very irritated by them.
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Mike Warren. Leighton with family this morning. Pictures as annotated. Don't forget the photo exhibition at the Arts Festival on 27th 28th June at the Holt at Leighton Moss. Anyone able to offer a couple of hours stewarding, please let me know (secretary@landscapetrust.org.uk).
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Older articles…
Gingerbread Well starts production again!
Brown Hairstreak in the Arnside and Silverdale AONB
Tithe and Inclosure Maps
Early Ordnance Survey maps of Coldwell
A key addition to the mosaic: our "Golden Horseshoe"
Boundary planting and new hedges
