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Taken on the same day 2 years apart, no surprises that the Wood Anemones are late this year. George is aged 14 in the first pic and 16 in 2013. |
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This year the Wood anemones are sat ready and waiting for a little more warmth before carpeting the woodland floor |
Our first big day's bike ride through Orlestone forest on Saturday wasn't too bad. It snowed a little, but as it hasn't rained much for the last 3 weeks, the tracks are drying and are now passable.
Winter has still such a big grip on the forest. When we stopped for a breather there was little bird song to hear, just the occasional Siskin and Redpoll plus the call of a Buzzard flying over. It's hard to believe that in 10 days time the first Nightingales will be returning to this cold and bare woodland.
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