Wild Roseland Nature Notes – December 2023
What a wonderful summer it has been for aquatic wildlife Here’s a look back at life in the seas close to our shores with David Hall from Wild Roseland. The sea has...
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Wild Roseland Nature Notes – August 2023
Barn Owls make a come back These amazing birds, secretive, beautiful white and honey coloured, and with such silent flight and hunting skills are thriving here after all. Our Barn Owl population...
Wild Roseland Nature Notes – January 2023
The Harvest Mouse is a delightful creature, smaller than a thumb, and weighing less than a two pence coin. It is so light, that using its prehensile tail as an extra limb,...
Wild Roseland – Let’s look for Harvest Mice
Wild Roseland Let’s look for Harvest Mice Presented by Dave Groves Chair of Cornwall Mammal Group Tuesday, 31st January at 7.00pm in Gerrans Parish Memorial Hall Admission by donation All welcome
Wild Roseland Nature Notes – December 2022
Do You Want to Know Where the Wild Grasslands on the Roseland Are? So did we. So a group of us, under the guidance of Wild Roseland, got together to find...
Wild Roseland Nature Notes – November 2022
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) and our wild birds In September, an event occurred which is likely to change the number and variety of birds that we know on the Roseland....
Wild Roseland Nature Notes – September 2022
Wild Roseland Nature Notes September 2022. The Return of the Choughs Choughs, the symbol of Cornwall and our county badge, are back on the Roseland; and with them a mystery. Did they...
Wild Roseland – April 2022
What to look out for in this month, once you have avoided being April fooled! Look out for the Orange-tip butterfly, the first in Spring to emerge from its chrysalis, the male...
Wild Roseland March 2022
Nature Notes March 2022 March is a time of high activity in the world of Nature. Come to think of it, it is also a busy time for us humans too! However, in...
Wild Roseland Nature Notes – February 2022
Nature Notes February 2022 A seesaw of a month. Both earlier dawn and lighter evenings and the beginning of warmth in the sun herald the first signs of spring. Yet there can still...