An informal group of amateur moth recorders, working to continue the recording of moths in VC59 and VC60 and to help other moth enthusiasts. Please help us to help you. We are all just beginnin g to tackle th. E tasks involved in acting as country recorders. Any suggestions you can give will be welcomed.

Albert Dock, 8th April 2018. Spring is definitely coming on now. There are splashes of yellow Forsythia in gardens, and the Magnolia buds are just breaking out. The lawn at the top of Chavasse Park had a female Blackbird, several Magpies, a Wood Pigeon and a pair of Mistle Thrushes.

Ringing at Woolston Eyes - summer 2013. There will be a Balsam pulling working party every Thursday from 18th June until the end of July. 30 am in the Morgan Hide, or 07. 00 am on the car park if you want to do some birding beforehand. The intention is to work till lunchtime and gloves will be provided. Long sleeves are recommended nettles are abundant! Welcome to Woolston Eyes Nature Reserve.

Grass of Parnassus - logo of the LBS. Founded in 1906, the Society runs a programme of events, indoor meetings. At the World Museum Liverpool. During the winter months and field meetings. Around the region during spring, summer and autumn. The early years of the Society were documented in the Proceedings. Of the Liverpool Botanical Society, then in a Bulletin and the Society now produces a newsletter Parnassia. With news and reports of indoor and field meetings.

Blogging for too long, birding even longer. Painting wooden waders and poking Sand Lizards with the under-12s on Saturday; drawing Mandala sand fish on the beach at Ainsdale all day yesterday, then today I spent the afternoon in the company of a fascinating scientist who examined the skellington of a 17th century Cistercian bone by bone to try to establish the cause of death. As a shopping strategy it seemed a winner.