Quiz Results
Back at the start of April Jo Prowse set us a quiz, which can be found here
We can now reveal the winners:
Christine Bell
Phyllida Oates
Michael Rooze
Winn Clements
Keith Parker
Hanneke Dye
All respondents showed a breadth of local knowledge – botanical, historical, ornithological and geographical. Burnsall bridge does look amazingly similar to Grassington bridge, especially when the photo had mysteriously been flipped left to right.
Thanks to all who entered.
Nature Notes
Sightings of unusual or lovely nature provided by members. If you are able to help identify the subjects, then please let me know and I will update/correct appropriately and try to remember for next time….
Thanks
Keith Parker
Elephant Hawk Moth
Photo’ed and identified by Win Clements
Greylag Goose
Photo by Ann Shaw
Identified by Win Clements
Grouse chick
Photo and identified by Ann Shaw
Common Sand Piper on nest
Photo’ed and identified by Ann Shaw
Chaffinch
Photo by Ann Shaw
Identified by Win Clements
Female Goosander with Chick
Photo by Ann Shaw
Identified by Win Clements
Redshank
Photo by Ann Shaw
Identified by Win Clements
Shelduck family
Photo’ed and identified by Ann Shaw
Bluebells
Photo by Ann Shaw
Identified by Win Clements
White Lilac
Photo by Ann Shaw
Identified by Win Clements
Purple Lilac
Photo by Ann Shaw
Identified by Win Clements
Flower 4, maybe crosswort
Photo by Ann Shaw
Named by Keith P
Silverweed
Photo by Ann Shaw
Identified by Win Clements
Golden Plover
Photo’ed and identified by Ann Shaw
Nesting Jackdaw’s
Photo’ed and identified by Ann Shaw
Hebridean Sheep and Lamb
Photo’ed and identified by Ann Shaw
Sheep and Rabbit
Photo by Ann Shaw
Ryeland Sheep
Photo by Ann Shaw
Named by Keith Parker
Buzzard
Spotted by Keith Parker
Identified by Dr Chris Alder
