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Nests Aplenty at Puxton!

Nests Aplenty at Puxton!

To continue our harvest mouse theme into December we arranged some informal surveys, seeking to further contribute data to the...
Harvest Mouse Hunt

Harvest Mouse Hunt

On a rather dull and wet Sunday in October, several mammal enthusiasts from across two counties braved the weather and...
A Muddy Mammal Meet-up

A Muddy Mammal Meet-up

It was a bright, breezy day. Leaves were being carried away like snowflakes and those that clung steadfast to branches...
Garden camera-trapping: the new COVID-19 lockdown therapy

Garden camera-trapping: the new COVID-19 lockdown therapy

Lagomorph Survey Results 2019

Lagomorph Survey Results 2019

Rabbiting on again about lagomorphs… I’m sure I’m not the only one who has found themselves being surprisingly productive over...
Picking Bones & Pulling Teeth

Picking Bones & Pulling Teeth

I’d never pulled a tooth out before this day but I got the knack of it fairly swiftly, being mindful...
Our October Mammal Mooch

Our October Mammal Mooch

A keen gang of us Mammal Group members gathered on a Saturday morning in early October for a leisurely stroll...
Beaver thrills by the River Tay

Beaver thrills by the River Tay

On a recent trip to Scotland I spent a day in the lovely Perthshire town of Dunkeld beside the mighty...
Something missing in the Angus Glens

Something missing in the Angus Glens

I recently spent a windy day walking up a glen inside the Cairngorms National Park in North-East Scotland.  My walk...
Nine sacks of bat poo can make all the difference..!

Nine sacks of bat poo can make all the difference..!

Worcestershire is fortunate to have an active Bat Group that does good work to record and conserve bats across the...
Tracking the Crom Pine Martens

Tracking the Crom Pine Martens

Crackling, frosty leaves under our feet and the strange non-light of a ‘Super Blood Wolf Moon’ add to the thrill...
A Quiet Celebration of Otters!

A Quiet Celebration of Otters!

It is wonderful to see so much interest in our otters at the moment, with WMG Chair Poppy Morris describing...