Feathered Thorn Moth Colotois pennaria
The Stunning Buff Arches Moth
The Stunning Dark Mullein Verbascum nigrum
Beautiful Golden Y Moth Autographa pulchrina Living up to it's name!
The Lovely Early Thorn Moth
Can you find the Jelly Ear Fungus?
Survival mode of the Elder shrub!
Can you find the Candlesnuff fungus?
Exciting Fungi find #nature #fungi #flower
Lift Your Spirits by Finding a Wildflower #wildlife #wildflowers
A Lovely Autumn Moth #moths #insect #nature #butterfly
The wandering Toad #insect #nature #wildlife
Saving our Insects #nature
What a stunner..The Brimstone Moth
A Kitten on the wall..
Binocular Tips..
Support Our Urban Wildlife by planting a Rowan Tree #localwildlife #nature #insect #gardening
Helping to SAVE our insects and the planet #nature #insect #localwildlife #nationalmothweek
Joy for the soul #nature #localwildlife #flower #insect
What a beauty! #nature #flower #garden #nationalmothweek
Peppered Moth.. #nature #flower #insect
Finding Caterpillars.. #nature #localwildlife #insect
Elephant Hawkmoth #localwildlife #nature #insect #nationalmothweek
Bee Orchids #localwildlife #nature
Spot the Moth..Buff-tip #nature #localwildlife
The excellent Foxglove #localwildlife #nature #flower
Southerners... Take over the north. #nature #localwildlife
The humble Buttercup.. #nature
Hide and Seek..in the moth world
Smooth Newt
Tracks provide valuable wildlife records!
Lovely start to the morning
Helping our insects!
Exciting find!
Low Moor Banks
I have studied, recorded and lectured on urban wildlife for over 40 years. I now share my vast knowledge and expertise on how you too can attract more wildlife to your garden or local area. You will learn about a wide range of species like moths, birds, butterflies, dragonflies and bees all through tips and friendly advice.
My bio-logical records from1976 were instrumental is saving a local area from development in Bradford. The council with my help declared the site a local nature reserve in 2008.
In 2001 I turned my own garden into a wildlife haven by specialised planting including a wildflower meadow and wildlife pond which now has attracted 68 species of birds and over 401 species of moths.
Recently I have been involved in planning a wildlife area for a major local company that want to improve it's own bio-diversity and staff wellbeing.
I am now the voluntary wildlife field officer for Low Moor & Oakenshaw conservation group working along side Yorkshire Wildlife Trust.