2014 - 2021

A few pictures

Ray's picture of the Holt taken in 1968 - note the railway.

Funny looking Barn Owl

Pictures and information, lists, habitat plus bird & bat box locations
Maps, Grids, Emergency coordinates, books, tools, ash dieback & long term planning
Barn Owl nesting boxes, wildflowers, hedge laying, coppicing, pond maintenance & how to build a bug house
Moat & Alisons Acre General information about the site
4 Kids Forest School, RSPB Activities, things to do and information
Links Useful links and help for identification
Contact Contact information plus map and Glen Parva information

My Favourite Insect Pictures

 
Bee Fly - Bombylius major
Picture taken in my garden - what a poser.
A furry bee-like fly with long legs and proboscis and a body the size of a small bumble bee. I found it on my purple sprouting broccoli, never seen one before. The larvae are parasitic on other insects especially solitary bees and wasps. Eggs are laid near the nest and the young larva make their way into the nest where they attack both the food store and the the young bee or wasp. LOVELY
 

All about Bee-Flies

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