Two Interesting Finds
The bird’s nest, is it a wren or a long tailed tit?
Protecting and improving green spaces in Lancaster
Reports and observations of any minibeasts seen on the Reserve and in the Orchard.
The bird’s nest, is it a wren or a long tailed tit?
This is a solitary digger wasp, probably Genus Ectemnius. The hoverfly underneath it is its prey, which it has paralysed …
The North Lancashire Wildlife Group held a very successful pond dipping event in Flora Field at the end of August …
Water Scorpion found today in Flora Field ponds during pond-dipping session …
Three or more male broad-bodied chasers at the Cromwell Road pond and at the field margin where the … Read More
This species of ichneumon wasp (Gasteruption jaculator) was seen on the reserve yesterday. They use their long ovipositor … Read More
Phil Hendry took this lovely photo of a cuckoo bee on the margin of the Long Pads – … Read More
These wildflowers were in the crop and are visible from Aldcliffe Rd. It will be harvested soon so hurry along … Read More
This speckled wood butterfly was sun-bathing on field maple leaves on the path-side edge of Little wood.