The Wilden Marsh Blog
A nature conservation blog about the fauna and flora of Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest in the Lower Stour Valley, Worcestershire, England.
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Foxes, foxes and more foxes.
I am surprised as I assumed cows stopped grazing at night. Why is it her last supper?
It was almost midnight.
After her last supper, she will have a short rest. Her next meal will be an early breakfast.
Cows aren’t ruled by clocks like silly people are! Nice to get a glimpse of a passing bat too 🙂
When I switch my head torch on at night on the marsh, I’m usually surprised by the number of bats zooming every which way around my head.
Do you know what sort of bats you have on the marsh? I assume the ones in my garden are pipistrelles. I think we attract the mozzies they like to eat! 🙂
No, but a survey is to be carried out very soon.
Oooh, that will be interesting 🙂
At least I will have some idea of the type, or types, of bat that buzz me during darkness.
The marsh Slob-Galloway family has increased by one.
Oh congratulations – is it called Frogmella?
I’m feeling that Frogmella is not an appropriate name for a Slob-Galloway.