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.
I walked into this honeybee swarm this morning; they were all over me in seconds, but I didn’t get stung. Honeybees sense fear and attack if they feel threatened. Stay calm,...
These are the video clips from BadgerCam, which is placed 200 metres from FoxCam in the Flooded Wood Pasture. The recordings were made between midday and 2 pm today. I think...
I have FoxCam and BadgerCam helping me speed up the camera trapping of the Flooded Wood Pasture. This is BagerCam’s footage at around 10 am this morning. I don’t know what...
After working my way through 185 boring15 second long video clips of mice, pigeons and crows, two otters came along to make my day worthwhile. I arrived a few minutes later...
I recorded this earlier in the year. A little owl is screaming at a muntjac deer when investigating a badger sett entrance. (Click on the image below to watch the video)