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English oak acorn and fallen leaves

Dr Cath's Nature Notes - May 2023

May is the month of spring in its full glory, and there’s nowhere better to experience the fresh transient beauty of the season than in deciduous woodland. I’m preparing a talk about oak trees…

A great spotted woodpecker pecking an ice covered mossy branch.

Hear the drummers in the woods

Wander through a woodland in late winter or early spring and you’re likely to hear bursts of rapid, resonant tapping echoing through the trees. This is the sound of a woodpecker on a mission. Each…

Brown hare

Dr Cath's Nature Notes - March 2023

If you’re looking for a creature associated with March, it has to be a hare. There is something very special about hares. If you think you can’t tell the difference between a hare and a rabbit,…

Earthworms in the hand

Dr Cath’s Nature Notes – February 2023

As the annual Darwin Festival occurs in the second week of February, I’m starting to think about some of the great man’s favourite themes, and as it’s increasingly a season of flooding, I’m…

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