Brassica
Bit by bit Somerset seems to be going slightly more yellow. I’m not talking buttercups, cowslips or even primroses – but brassica plants. Confusing Brassica Brassica is a genus of plants in the cabbage...
Follow Jeff Bevan across Somerset
Bit by bit Somerset seems to be going slightly more yellow. I’m not talking buttercups, cowslips or even primroses – but brassica plants. Confusing Brassica Brassica is a genus of plants in the cabbage...
It’s coronation day for the new king in the UK, meaning hours sitting around the goggle box watching all that pomp and ceremony. Maybe, or perhaps starring out the window at the birds and...
Over recent weeks the weather has been wet and surprisingly cold. So when the forecast improved for a day the only thing to do was to attempt to visit all my favourite neighbourhood woods....
Ashcott is a small village on the low ridge of the Golden hills in Somerset between Walton and Shapwick. It has pubs which is great see these days. In the churchyard the spring blossom...
Priddy This village sits high up in the Mendip Hills. It has a church, shop, a pub and a central green and lots of social events. So it is a really good village! The...
When I last posted we had no idea how quickly things were about to change. In a time of spring sunshine we are staying at home. Who knows what is ahead and when or...
Dandelions and Cowslips It is that time of year when the fields turn yellow with dandelions and a handful of cowslips. Some of the best places are the verges and roundabouts of Shepton Mallet....
An evening visit to Edford Meadows with other volunteers from the Somerset Wildlife Trust. This was my first ever visit to this reserve and many thanks to the SWT for the evening and especially...
My first visit to Thurlbear Quarrylands and I left it too late into the season. Only the most common of insects about!