A talk by Paul Stark to introduce us to the life of solitary bees.
Meet at the Maybeck car park (NX892024) for a 9.30 depart. We will be primarily looking for Adders but spring is in the air so anything may happen!
A talk by Joan Childs looking at comparison of wildlife in the area between the 1970s and the present.
We will be checking the bat boxes again at Keldy and Cropton. This will be done within IUCN guidelines so protective measures will be required as per last year. Further details on this will be published nearer the date as things are constantly being updated.
If you are interested please contact Nick Gibbons at gibbonsnicholas84@gmail.com .
We will be checking the bat boxes again at Dalby. This will be done within IUCN guidelines so protective measures will be required as per last year. Further details on this will be published nearer the date as things are constantly being updated.
If you are interested please contact Nick Gibbons at gibbonsnicholas84@gmail.com .
Meet at the crossing of the cinder track on Hood Lane (TA015955). A chance to brush up on your bird song. There is the option of walking to Hayburn Wyke and back along the track or returning from Hayburn Wyke along the Cleveland Way. The round trip is around 2.3miles. If you want a bacon buttie afterwards you will need to ensure you book with Rob Stark.
A talk by Prof Jane Hill looking at the impact of climate change on our insect population.
See what spring flowers are out in the woods with Louise Thompson. Contact Louise Thomson if you are interested.
We will be conducting a wildlife survey of the Staxton nature reserve (TA011790) mainly for botany during daylight and then staying on to see what bat activity there is. Contact Louise Thompson or Nick Gibbons if you are interested.
A chance to look at a really floral rich meadow and get to grips with some of the flowering plants. Please book with Rob Stark if you are interested in attending.