Rabbit Shoot
This field at Wookey Hole in Somerset was full of rabbits. They had to be photographed because as Easter approaches who does not love a bunny! The Rabbit Shoot I do not have a telephoto lens....
Monthly Archive: March 2017
Kings Wood
The Woodland Trusts reserve of Kings Wood in Somerset is one I must visit more often. I quick look around today has convinced me that in a couple of weeks it will be a...
Hope Primroses
Ebbor Gorge in Somerset near Wells has a secret. Only a few yards from the car park on the easy access trail is a beautiful little meadow full of Primroses, Wood Anemones and Dogs...
Lynchcombe Steps
I am the volunteer reserve manager for the Somerset Wildlife Trust reserve of Lynchcombe. These grassland fields sit on the edge of the Mendip Hills looking out over the Somerset Levels. Spring Time During the winter...
Park Wood Afternoon
Another return visit to Park Wood and my favourite Wood Anemones (Anemone nemorosa). Those Dark Corners Every wood has its dark corners the secret world of the woodland floor. The evening light finding its way...
Woodland Stars
A return visit to Park Wood to see the Wood Anemones open in the midday sun. These stars come out during the day. They follow the sun as it shines between the bare trees to...
Park Wood
Park Wood is an early spring dream for Wood Anemones this year. This wood near Wells in Somerset is only small but looks beautiful with its floor covered in a carpet of flowers....
High Ham
The Church of St Andrew in High Ham comes alive in spring with flowers. Celendines The churchyard is full of Lesser celandine (Ficaria vernal) that shine in the sunlight. Primroses The occasional primrose added...
Aller Hill
After visiting Aller Wood I decided to go for a walk back around to my car at Turn Hill. The path through the wood got wetter and wetter and as the weather closed in...
Aller Wood
A day of unpromising weather ahead so I decided to check out Aller Woods which I do not know very well. Its a Somerset Wildlife Trust reserve in South Somerset near Langport. After the fabulous carpets of flowers...
