This week we went to the national aquarium and we saw a lot of intresting, common and ugly fish, it was good day to be inside because it was raining any way. Here are some of the photos I took:
On Tuesday the 12th we went to see the Eden Project in Cornwall. We all really, really enjoyd it and I would recommend it to any one! Here are some of the photos I took:
In the spring holidays 2012 me, my family, grandpa and grandma. We saw lots of phings.
Here’s the gallery..
Spring is here and the trees are bursting into life. Isaac took some photos of the cherry blossom tree at the Lynch Chapel this weekend..
Challenge
Why not get out and spot some blossom yourselves, there’s loads out there at the moment.
And for some more inspiration here’s a Flickr Cherry Blossom group slideshow..
2010 is the international year of biodiversity. They have a couple of interesting surveys that you can take part in. An hours search for 14 species including; frogs, bats and draginflies and a wildflower count. All the info is on their website
Isaac’s spotting challenge theme for the Easter break is of course… “Spring“. Tell us about what you see over the holiday and lets see your photos too.
- Daffodils
- Lambs
- Blossom
- Tadpoles
And of course you’re welcome tell us about anything else that you spot this spring.
The Woodland trust have some Easter activity sheets on their nature detectives site, including the ‘Easter Hunt spotter sheet’ seen here. Click on the photo to go to the pdf download page.
If you manage to get any photos of your spring nature spots please share them in the comments, I’ve got a page [updated again] on how to post images into your comments here.
We spotted lots if things in the holidays on Exmoor. Exmoor ponies and sheep, lambs, pheasants and a dipper.
Do tell us about your spots over the Easter break
Thought we’d list a few wildlife type events going on over the Easter break,
We are planning to go on a spring trail at Tyntesfield. They are doing their Easter Egg hunts too.
Mells Daffodil Festival is always worth a visit, on Monday the 5th this year.
Avon Wildlife Trust are doing an egghunt on the 6th at Folly Farm & 7th at Willsbridge Mill.
There is some freaky nature at the Eden project.
Will add any more as we find them ! If you know of any interesting events please tell us in the comments.
The nature detectives have an online easter pack with lots of fun things to do.
Avon Wildlife Tust has a good page on their site reporting local seasonal spotting opportunities.
Want to get involved in a national site for nature spotters? here’s two sister sites you can try:
ispot and whatonearth
The ‘what on earth’ site is in partnership with the British Science Association who are organising the National Science and Engineering Week, with hundreds of events and activities during 12–21 March 2010! This year’s theme is ‘Earth’ in support of International Year of Biodiversity.
This weekend we made a bug hotel. I drew some plans. Then we searched the garden for things that bugs might like to make a home in; broken terracotta pots, logs, bamboo, straw and leaves. I built up layers of different things. Daddy cut some bamboo, and I put them in a pot.
I also joined the buglife, which is a conservation trust, they sent me some lovely posters.
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