Churches Count on Nature Recording Day at Embsay Churchyard, North Yorkshire
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Searching for creatures and plants in a 1 m square at Embsay Churchyard
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| See this Red Admiral at the materials table? |
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| The Red Admiral just loved the Nature guides |
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| It kept returning and returning to these fold-out guides |
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| Wings up |
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Wings down
Presumably finding a warm place to warm up. |
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| Celandine leaves: Tubers grow at the base or the leaf stem at this time of year. - Hence the alternative name "Pilewort" |
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Warted Golden Frill Lichen (Xanthoria calcicola)
on the wall at the entrance to the churchyard.
( have used this English name following a leaflet by Di Napier) |
Eriophyes tiliae Lime nail gall mite
A very pleasant afternoon enjoyed by all who came. Thanks to the organisers from St Mary's Church.
Looking forward to hearing about the collated results.
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