Three Hagges Woodmeadow, York Videos
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Beautiful music in beautiful Three Hagges Woodmeadow from Cantar Choir
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Nedrema wooded meadow, Estonia, the largest remaining wooded meadow in Europe. It features lady's slipper orchids - one of the rarest plants in Britain, thriving in a woodmeadow surrounded by cow-wheats, Lily of the valley, meadowsweet and dropwort, alongside other British rarities like bird's nest orchid and fly orchid.
What will you see on your next visit to Three Hagges Woodmeadow? #wildlife #butterfly #snake #volunteer
The great crested newt (Triturus cristatus) is a protected species which breed in ponds, feed on invertebrates in woodland and grassland habitats. So it is no surprise that they have resided at Three Hagges Woodmeadow each year. Great crested newts are easily recognisable from their warty, textured skin and bright orange underbelly with dark spots (forming a unique pattern which can be used to ID individuals). Credit: Nick Atherton from @projectwildcic #greatcrestednewt #amphibians #protectedspecies
Get in touch if you want to help us care for this very special site! We are looking for help with practical conservation tasks, events, facilities, education 👇👇👇 [email protected] #volunteering #localnature #woodmeadows
The mosaic of woodland, scrub, pond and wildflower meadow at Three Hagges Woodmeadow provides a valuable habitat for many creatures. One being the Marbled Orb-Weaver Spider, often found in woodland or wet heathland. They construct orb-webs, which have sticky threads arranged spirally to restrain prey and non-sticky supporting threads which absorb movement and add strength. Here is a busy Marbled Orb-Weaver Spider in action! #wildlife #woodmeadow
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Welcome to Three Hagges Woodmeadow, our flagship site and the home of Woodmeadow Trust and the Growing Community Connections Programme.
Translocating wood anemone this morning to plant into Three Hagges Wood meadow #volunteering #biodiversity #greenfingers
EVENT! Phil's giant and off-centre face returns to tell you about our Birdwatching for Beginners workshop this weekend, Saturday 28th Jan, 9am to 11am. Book via our website or find Woodmeadow Trust on Eventbrite! #birdwatching #whatsoninyorkshire #whatsoninyork #wildlifeeducation #wildlifeconservation #outdooractivities #outdoorlearningenvironment #weekendvibes #weekend Celebrating @rspb_love_nature #biggardenbirdwatch visit rspb.org.uk to learn more.
Want to know more about birds? Of course you do! Bird are weird bundles of feathers and rage that laugh in the face of gravity! Join us in working out which species is which in our Birdwatching for Beginners workshop, this weekend, Saturday 28th Jan, 9am - 11am Book here: shorturl.at/ruABS - Full details: Celebrating the RSPB Garden Birdwatch (www.rspb.org.uk), we will help you to identify common bird species by both sight and sound. Learn to piece together clues even from bad sightings to work out what might be living in your area. If you find finches fiddly, or corvids confusing, this is a good place to start! No prior knowledge of wildlife is required! Please dress appropriately for whatever the British weather might throw at us. This event is aimed at adults but is suitable for accompanied children. You’re welcome to bring binoculars if you own some, but we will endeavour to help you identify as many birds as possible with the naked eye (and ear) by size, shape, sounds, flight patterns, and other behaviours. If you are keen to have a closer look, we have a limited number of binocular pairs to share around, and they must be wiped down between users for sanitary reasons. Venue: Three Hagges Woodmeadow, York Road, Escrick, York, North Yorkshire, YO19 6EE £8 for adults, £5 for friends and volunteers (free for accompanying children)
Next weekend is the @rspb_love_nature #biggardenbirdwatch Phil's here with a snippet of how to do it. More info at rspb.co.uk. If you want to know more about bird ID, why not come to our Birdwatching for Beginners workshop, Saturday 28th Jan, 9am to 11am. Book via our website or Woodmeadow Trust on Eventbrite. #birdwatching #whatsoninyork #whatsoninyorkshire #outdooractivities #outdooractivities #naturelovers
Next weekend is the RSPB #BigGardenBirdWatch - Here's Phil with the briefest snippets of how to do it! Visit www.rspb.org.uk for full details. Additionally, if you fancy learning to identify birds, why not join us at the Woodmeadow on Saturday 28th Jan, 9am to 11am for our Birdwatching for Beginners workshop. Book here: shorturl.at/bfqsJ