Dove Stone reservoirs (including Binn Green & Chew Valley) (other wildlife)
Ian Boote said
Mon Jun 10 4:40 AM, 2013
common toad chew res, Green Tiger Beetle on the Tops, Green Hairstreak & Orange Tip butterfly, cuckoo flower, cats ear, white dead nettle on the road up top Chew Res and Wild Strawberry on the Tops among a lot of other stuff
Chris Greene said
Thu Jan 24 4:44 PM, 2013
Very close views of a stoat ,bounding through the snow ,around the toilet block at Binn Green. Also several lines of deer tracks , ( Roe Deer??). Cheers Chris
Mike Chorley said
Sat Jul 28 3:17 AM, 2012
Definately Clouded Border.
Checking up on a couple of other things, confirmed Spear Thistle Slender Thistle Eye-bright
Mike Chorley said
Wed Jul 25 10:34 PM, 2012
From yesterday's walk up to Chew Reservoir and back
Rabbit Grey Squirrel
Speckled Wood 1 Meadow Brown 4+ Small Heath lots Large Skipper several Small Tortoiseshell 2 Large White 3+
Clouded Border Moth ( I think, ground colour seemed a little cream compared to the guide) Pyralid and other grass-loving micros lots
Common Hawker 2
White-tailed Bumblebee Red-tailed Bumblebee
Birch Polypore
Among the commoner flowers there were single clumps or specimens of the following
Water Forget-me-not Goldenrod Common Spotted Orchid -several single specimens along the side of the road in the upper part of Chew Valley Orange Hawkbit White Deadnettle Heath Bedstraw Heath Speedwell Prickly Sow-Thistle
also quite a lot of Tormentil even in the higher parts of the valley
-- Edited by Ian McKerchar on Wednesday 25th of July 2012 10:54:12 PM
Also several lines of deer tracks , ( Roe Deer??).
Cheers Chris
Checking up on a couple of other things, confirmed
Spear Thistle
Slender Thistle
Eye-bright
Rabbit
Grey Squirrel
Speckled Wood 1
Meadow Brown 4+
Small Heath lots
Large Skipper several
Small Tortoiseshell 2
Large White 3+
Clouded Border Moth ( I think, ground colour seemed a little cream compared to the guide)
Pyralid and other grass-loving micros lots
Common Hawker 2
White-tailed Bumblebee
Red-tailed Bumblebee
Birch Polypore
Among the commoner flowers there were single clumps or specimens of the following
Water Forget-me-not
Goldenrod
Common Spotted Orchid -several single specimens along the side of the road in the upper part of Chew Valley
Orange Hawkbit
White Deadnettle
Heath Bedstraw
Heath Speedwell
Prickly Sow-Thistle
also quite a lot of Tormentil even in the higher parts of the valley
-- Edited by Ian McKerchar on Wednesday 25th of July 2012 10:54:12 PM