Last Cowbar blossoms of the year
The swallows have gone from Cowbar and it’s time for the fungi to make an appearance. Click below to read more about what's still growing here.
The swallows have gone from Cowbar and it’s time for the fungi to make an appearance. Click below to read more about what's still growing here.
Autumn born hoglets have to gain enough weight to survive hibernation. Click below to read more.
Finding and reporting a young barn owl fatality. Click below to read more
Hurrah, the hedgehogs are back! Click below to read more.
The herring gulls have now finished the business of rearing for another year and have largely moved off their nesting sites. Click below for more information about the gulls on Cowbar.
The Mammal Society’s National Harvest Mouse Survey begins next month and runs until March 2023. Click below to find out more and see how you could get involved.
This week the bund and verges had their annual mowing, by arrangement with the council. Click below to read more about how this fits into long term plans to increase biodiversity on Cowbar.
Bats can occasionally be spotted on Cowbar at twilight, around the cottages and over the cliff top. Click here to read more about them and where they may be living.
One of the Cowbar residents has a book to recommend. Click below to find out more.
Recently a large number of sea creatures were spotted from the railings near Cowbar Cottages. Click below to find out more about them.