Well camouflaged creatures succeed in concealing themselves to avoid predators, a particular one is man, but a Treecreeper, well camouflaged, was seen in a garden at the top of the High Street....
August Nature Notes
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The Future of the Coddenham Centre Bowling Green
As usual, the Coddenham Centre marches on with always an eye on the future. It includes the old Bowling 'Green' and opportunities for future use. GO HERE to have your say on what you'd perhaps like...
Summer Nature Notes
The number nine has been recurrent this month. Two of my neighbours have bird boxes of which one had nine fledgling Great Tits and the other had nine Blue Tits one of which sadly flew into a large...
Coddenham Open Gardens and Scarecrow Trail is Back
Coddenham Open Gardens Sunday 28th June This fantastic community event is back. Don't forget to register your scarecrow at The Community Shop For more information click here Still time to...
LATEST – Nature Notes – Seasonal Musings & Observations.
The short spell of hot weather encouraged good number of butterflies out. We have seen Orange tips frequently as well as small blue butterflies which are probably Holly blues as they flit...
May Nature Notes for Coddenham.
I have been reading Gilbert White's "Natural History of Selbourne" written in the latter years of the 18th century. Although people had studied individual flora and fauna before this he must have...
Spring is Here – Coddenham’s Latest Nature Notes.
Yellow seems to be the colour to welcome spring. Lesser Celandines are now in flower on the bank on the Needham Road opposite the Three Cocked Hat. Primroses have opened for some time in the...
North Bosmere Benefice – Forest Church
Forest Church celebrates new life this spring! Sunday 12th April at 2pm St Mary's Church, Gosbeck Themed activities, a time of worship and free refreshments. Please come prepared for weather...
NEW – Coddenham Nature Notes
I have always connected Ravens with the Tower of London where they cannot fly away as their wings are clipped. There are all sorts of legends about the necessity of having Ravens at the Tower for...
Broom Hill Work Morning
Many thanks to all those who helped at Broom Hill on Saturday 28th February despite the rainy weather. Lots was achieved but there is still more required to ensure that the brambles don't take over...
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