My birthday this year was certainly like no other that's for sure. We usually take trips around our birthdays but at the moment trips are non-existent. But that didn't stop me from having a brilliant day with lots of nice pressies, good food and wine and family love. Thoroughly enjoying the book so far and can feel a future trip to Australia happening in (hopefully) the not too distant future ! K xx
Tuesday, January 26, 2021
This weeks lockdown walks
Stonechat
Siskin
Great White Egret
Whooper Swans
Redpoll
Crossbill
Bullfinch
It is always worth a look through the greylag geese, today there was a Barnacle Goose with them
The sun and the frost had made the moss almost luminous
Frozen !!
We go for a walk every day as we find it necessary for our well being. Sometimes its a couple of hours stroll birding and occasionally we put in a 20,000 step, 8 mile march just to keep the hips and knees oiled. We are very lucky that we have lots of varied walks that we can do all within a couple of miles from home.
Saturday, January 23, 2021
A few from this weeks walks
Turkey Tails
Our local Scarlet Elf Cups are coming up nicely
Frosty !
Good to find more Scarlet Elf Cups on the Moors, not easy to find
Happy Christmas on the Moors
Mistletoe on a local reserve. See it has been well and truly pruned by the Christmas foragers
Jelly Ears that both look and feel like skin, very weird !
The remains of the Augustinian Thornholme Priory at Appleby, Lincs
Labels:
Fungus,
Hatfield Moor,
Mistletoe
Sunday, January 10, 2021
A lovely walk yesterday
There is a tree on our walk that is dedicated to the NHS, to say 'THANK YOU' xx We will take a trinket to put on there on our next walk.
Hibernating ladybirds, all tucked away for the winter.
Hair Ice - a new fungus for us
The Scarlet Elf Cups are just emerging, will take another look at them next week.
Massive !
Stag's Horn
Despite lockdown, we go for a walk every day but always stay local. We feel that its necessary. We have a few local walks that we do that don't attract the masses, infact today we met half a dozen folk on a 4 mile walk, all respected distance. Horrid times that we are all trying our best to get through as best we can.
Labels:
Fungus,
Trees,
Wild flowers
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