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Monthly Archives: June 2016
Urban Buzz York
York Urban Buzz is keeping very busy and great things are happening around York. They have now created/enhanced 16 ‘Buzzing hotspots’ out of their target of 100, including supporting the bee bank in the Cornfield at Rawcliffe Meadows. The support of local … Continue reading
Moth Trapping at Rawcliffe Meadows 27th June 2016
Previous visitors Charlie Fletcher, Warwick Benson and Jill Warwick arranged to set some moth traps overnight on 27th June 2016 in the hope of possibly trapping the rare Dentated Pug (foodstuff yellow loosestrife, Lysimachia vulgaris) or Marsh Carpet moth (common meadow-rue, Thalictrium flavum) when … Continue reading
Report of Rawcliffe Meadows Work Party 26th June 2016
A lovely sunny day with four of the Friends started by collecting seed, particularly yellow rattle and red clover, which will be used in the autumn to help in the process of creating the Cornfield Grassland. We then spent an … Continue reading
Orchids Bloom on Rawcliffe Meadows
For a few years now we’ve had a population of Common Spotted Orchids and Northern Marsh Orchids in one particular location that doesn’t see a lot of footfall. This year we’ve found a couple of Bee Orchids, along with a … Continue reading
Work Party on Sunday 26th June transferred to dog leg by oak tree at north of site
Still collecting seed but by the dog leg on the site near oak tree at north of site.
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Friends of Rawcliffe Meadows Work Party Sunday 26th June from 10:30 above the Pond (south of site)
For a change (subject to weather) we’ll be gathering seed, primarily yellow rattle (which is easily identified). This will be used on the new Cornfield grassland to reduce grass growth thus encouraging the herbs. An article here explains a little … Continue reading
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Endangered Shepherd’s Needle flourishes in the Cornfield
Last autumn we prepared a strip within the Cornfield Nature Reserve and sowed it with seed of threatened arable plants provided by the Ryedale-based Cornfield Flowers Project. We’re pleased to report that Shepherd’s Needle (Scandix pecten-veneris) has done exceptionally well … Continue reading
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Report on the Friends of Rawcliffe Meadows Work Party 2nd June 2016
Part of our management plan is to cut around the key areas of tansy (Pond and New Meadow) three times in the summer to reduce competition from plants that might smother the tansy itself – in the past we had … Continue reading
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Tagged tansy, Tansy Beetle, Tansy Beetle Champions, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
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