Sunday, 26 August 2018

It's All Go at Black Park Road

  It's very overgrown on this stretch, but that's great for the voles - more food and cover.

 Comma butterfly

 A single water vole dropping laid on top of a feeding station.
Below, three feeding stations and a vole-cut piece of sedge.






  Latrines.


The voles at Black Park Road are pretty shy, but there's clearly a thriving population on that stretch. In the tiny section I looked at by the public footpath there are lots of field signs, and I could hear several chomping away.

1 comment:

Simon Douglas Thompson said...

Your observation level astounds me