Sightings Blog - Second week of November 2021
Your wildlife sightings in Derbyshire in the second week of November 2021
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Woodside
Woodside is our largest nature reserve and hub for all our grazing livestock. Well known for its bird life and wild flowers, Woodside Farm is a lovely place to spend a day. There is an education garden, the Nutbrook Cafe along the Nutbrook Trail and Shipley County Park is just next door! (The Nutbrook café is adjacent to the nature reserve and is open on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays).
Woodside Farm sighting report by Jim Steele
Butterfly transect day for me at Woodside Farm Nature Resreve today.
Second Week of June 2021 Sightings
Your sightings submitted in the second week of June
Woodside
On the Nutbrook Trail next to Shipley Country Park, Woodside is home to many farmland birds, wild flowers including orchids, invertebrates, brown hares and water voles. Do a spot of pond dipping…
WREN at Woodside
We are celebrating the award of a generous grant of £43,189 from WREN Communities Action Fund project to transform the visitor experience at Woodside Farm Nature Reserve.
Woodside Wrapped Up
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust is celebrating the completion of visitor experience improvements at Woodside Farm.
Woodside Farm sighting by Clive Haley
Now, I know you're not going to believe this, but...
Wildscapes for Wellbeing - Woodside
On the site of the former Woodside Colliery, one of the four that operated in this area until the 1960s. It contains a variety of habitats, including woodland, hay meadows and grasslands and a network of small wetlands.
The grasslands are important for invertebrates, including several butterfly species such as common blue, gatekeeper, comma and meadow brown.
The grasslands are important for invertebrates, including several butterfly species such as common blue, gatekeeper, comma and meadow brown.
Woodside Farm sighting reported by Jim Steele
A family of Whitethroats were busy scolding me.
Our day at Derbyshire Wildlife Trust’s Woodside Festival
I could use several words to describe Woodside Festival; vibrant, eclectic, educational and joyous, to name but a few. However, the one that first springs to mind is ‘inclusive’.
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