Nature's Calendar Blog

  • April: photos of the month

    By Martha Boalch, 11/05/2018
    swallow

    You also sent lots of photos, so many that we can’t show them all. But we really enjoyed looking through them so please keep adding them with your observations.

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  • How to identify common UK grasses

    By Martha Boalch, 30/04/2018
    Meadow foxtail starting to flower

    Grasses form the Poaceae family, their stems are generally hollow and cylindrical with swollen nodes. They have alternate leaves in two ranks and small inconspicuous flowers.

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  • Fieldfares and redwings: how to tell the difference.

    By Martha Boalch, 25/04/2018
    A fieldfare on snow

    Fieldfares and redwings are both members of the thrush family and look very alike. Can you tell them apart?

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  • March: photographs of the month

    By Charlotte Armitage , 09/04/2018
    red admiral butterfly

    Signs of spring – your March photos

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  • How to identify butterflies: a quick guide

    By Charlotte Armitage, 29/03/2018
    peacock butterfly

    We record ten butterfly species on Nature’s Calendar and we’ve already had a number of reports for some. Have you spotted any butterflies yet? Also download our holly blue desktop calendar.

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