Rob Duffy: Sidewalk Botanist – Side-walk Botanist goes Walkabout
The plants in the cracks of the pavements and brickwork begin to lose their fascination with the…
The plants in the cracks of the pavements and brickwork begin to lose their fascination with the…
Last Saturday, the 14th, was the warmest day (at 14 degrees celcius) in nearly 5 months and an excursion across the Roby fields and ponds was a positive pleasure. Beyond the M62 bridge, a huge field of young winter wheat covers a kilometre in length and somewhat less in width; within it a series of ponds are enclosed by hawthorn hedges, ditches run with clear water and here and there are alder and willow “carr”.
The year kicked off with the New Year Survey of flowering plants of the Liverpool Loop Line,…