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The Square Metre at TQ 78286 18846: A New Year grass (Poa annua) However, I did find a brave spike of annual meadow grass, Poa annua, growing on Troy Track. This plant often flowers in mild weather in winter, ... 2.
The Square Metre at TQ 78286 18846: The dying bumble bee Jul 25, 2007 ... The dying bumble bee. On a cold wet evening in July when the news bulletins were full of reports about the disastrous floods in the Midlands ... 3.
The Square Metre at TQ 78286 18846: The dying bumble bee Jul 25, 2007 ... The dying bumble bee. On a cold wet evening in July when the news bulletins were full of reports about the disastrous floods in the Midlands ... 4.
The Square Metre at TQ 78286 18846: The dying bumble bee Jul 25, 2007 ... The dying bumble bee. On a cold wet evening in July when the news bulletins were full of reports about the disastrous floods in the Midlands ... 5.
The Square Metre at TQ 78286 18846 I am sure we will be affected in one way or another but, hopefully, I will have another five years watching my square metre. 16 September 2008. ... 6.
The Square Metre at TQ 78286 18846: A birch bolete (Leccinum scabrum) 20080818 Square Metre Leccinum scabrum 060 The birch tree only appeared as a seedling in 2004 and is now maybe four metres tall. It has already been host to ... 7.
The Square Metre at TQ 78286 18846: Welcome to 'Wildlife' readers Welcome to 'Wildlife' readers. My article (above) on the Square Metre has just come out in the Sussex Wildlife Trust's Wildlife Magazine (Issue 153, ... 8.
The Square Metre at TQ 78286 18846: Soft-rush (Juncus effusus ... These turned out to be a plant of soft-rush (Juncus effusus) that must have been growing, undetected, for at least six months. ... 9.
The Square Metre at TQ 78286 18846: Yellow Meadow Ants (Lasius ... Feb 27, 2008 ... On one small patch about 20 yards across, in a mixture of open and meadow within the shelter of trees, a dense mixture of Lasius flavus and ... 10.
The Square Metre at TQ 78286 18846: Yellow shell moth ... I was scanning the birch sapling this evening and what appeared to be a dead leaf turned into a yellow shell moth. Though a new record for the project, ... |
