Falls of Clyde Highlight of the week: Annual Bird Box Checks
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Every year we need to clean out the bird boxes around the park. The reason is that the nest will be a great home for fleas and parasites. They will …
What are King Alfred’s Cakes?
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On Sunday evening I managed to catch the end of Countryfile and they had a gentleman on the show talking about King Alfred’s Cakes. The name King Alfred’s Cakes is …
Falls of Clyde Highlight of the Week: New Pond
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This week has for me been all about wildlife gardening. I’m working on some information panels that will be put up in the tree nursery as soon as I finish, …
Planting an edible hedgerow
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Winter is the perfect time to plant trees and this week I wanted to write about edible hedgerows that are great for wildlife and great for us to! If you …
Falls of Clyde Highlight of the Week: Snowman Bird Feeder
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This week and some of last week has been all about making snowman bird feeders. Well, rather preparing the parts for snowman bird feeders. We have an event coming up …
Introducing our new Winter Tree Identification self-guided trail!
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Exciting things are happening at the Falls of Clyde Wildlife Reserve this week! We are launching our brand new Winter Tree Identification self-guided trail which will be ready for the …
A new species record at Falls of Clyde – Long-eared owl!
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Whilst out with the volunteers this week we had a rather interesting discovery; nestled under a large Douglas fir tree we spotted a dead long-eared owl. Having never seen one …
Did you know over 200,000 sky lanterns are sold in the UK each year?
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Did you know over 200,000 sky lanterns (also known as Chinese lanterns) are sold in the UK each year? Chinese lanterns consist of a paper-covered wire or bamboo frame and …
Falls of Clyde highlight of the week: Snowberry
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Tuesday is spend with volunteers every week.The volunteers help us with all the maintenance that is needed and they help us from 10am – 2pm, which is really awesome and …
Looking for redwings
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Whenever I take the bus into work, I always enjoy my walk down The Beeches from Lanark to the Falls of Clyde office in New Lanark. The narrow lane down …