Flora and Fauna mainly from the Mendips and Somerset Levels. Ladies with a passion for the natural world and walking, Ann and Penny will share with you the highlights of their walks and hopefully inspire you to get out there and see the wonders of nature for yourselves.
Monday, 8 July 2013
Bats and Snakes
Started out at Greylake at 08:30 on a sunny Sunday morning. Saw at least 4 grass snakes and heard a couple more slither off. Very good numbers of small tortoiseshell butterflies here also great views of a marsh harrier. Onwards then to Ham Wall. Still no sighting of the little bittern but so many other wild things to see and observe. Found a group of bats below a bat box some flying in the daylight. Also pleased to see 2 common terns as well as a great view of a bittern. On the Shapwick side the David Walker path to Decoy hide is an amazing wild walk - plants, flowers, butterflies and woodland.
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