Pond at Catbrook wood. (and fungi)
In the summer when the ‘brash man’ was removing the brash with his JCB I got him to dig a …
Category Archives: Species found at Catbrook
Pine Martens in Ninewells wood?
There are Pine Martens in Wales and it would seem they are a genetically different race to the Scottish ones. …
Deer damage;Ninewells Wood
Well the deer have been into the wood, I have seen their footprints and there are lots of regenerating trees …
Fox at Ninewells wood ( Catbrook)
I have been working away at clearing up the wood after the ‘brash man’ has left. More about that in …
The Deer Initative
A couple of weeks back I spotted a chap putting cameras up in the woods of the Wye Valley, now …
New species, post felling.
Now all the conifers are removed and the wood will start to regenerate I expect and hope to see new …
Hairy Wood-rush (Luzula pilosa)
There is quite a lot of this little plant growing down one side of our wood, it started to flower …
Woodland Clasification.
You might want to know exactly what sort of woodland you have. There are officially 19 different categories of woodland.
The Trellech bramble (Rubus trellechensis)
This is a very rare species which is not only endemic to Wales but also endemic to Gwent. It was …
Ferns at Ninewells wood (Catbrook wood)
I think there are 7 different ferns growing in Catbrook Wood and possibly more if you take Ninewells wood as a whole. …
Ninewells Wood 