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Below are aggregated posts from various wildlife blogs created by people within Lancashire (lancashirewildlife.org.uk accept no responsibility for any content not created directly by lancashirewildlife.org.uk). The Bluebells seem to have flowered early this year Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on April 14th, 2011 We had our first sightings of Bluebells near Sizergh on Saturday, and then again this week on another bank this time near Brock Bottom Mill in the Forest of Bowland. The Primroses, Wood Anemone and Wood Sorrell all seem bright and beautiful this year and we also spotted Butterbur. Did you know that there is a website devoted to the Butterbur plant and it's use as a herbal remedy? http://www.butterbur.co.uk/  The Bluebells seem to have flowered early this year Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on April 14th, 2011 We had our first sightings of Bluebells near Sizergh on Saturday, and then again this week on another bank this time near Brock Bottom Mill in the Forest of Bowland. The Primroses, Wood Anemone and Wood Sorrell all seem bright and beautiful this year and we also spotted Butterbur. Did you know that there is a website devoted to the Butterbur plant and it's use as a herbal remedy? http://www.butterbur.co.uk/ Casualty of the April storms? Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on April 7th, 2011 This beautifully constructed blackbirds' nest with it's three colourful eggs seems to have been blown out of the laurel hedge. It's a real shame - we hope the birds will rebuild and try again.  Casualty of the April storms? Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on April 7th, 2011 This beautifully constructed blackbirds' nest with it's three colourful eggs seems to have been blown out of the laurel hedge. It's a real shame - we hope the birds will rebuild and try again. Forest of Bowland Photo walk Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on July 29th, 2010  On 30th June we took part in a walk at Craven Ridge (near Lawkland) arranged as part of the Forest of Bowland Festival. It was an absolutely glorious day and we managed to take lots of great photos (much improved) with the expert assistance of our leader Veronica Caperon. We can only show a few here but if you want to view more why not visit http://www.flickr.com/groups/cravenridge/ It was interesting to see Ingleborough from a totally different angle than that we see daily at Parkfoot.  Forest of Bowland Photo walk Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on July 29th, 2010On 30th June we took part in a walk at Craven Ridge (near Lawkland) arranged as part of the Forest of Bowland Festival. It was an absolutely glorious day and we managed to take lots of great photos (much improved) with the expert assistance of our leader Veronica Caperon. We can only show a few here but if you want to view more why not visit http://www.flickr.com/groups/cravenridge/
It was interesting to see Ingleborough from a totally different angle than that we see daily at Parkfoot. Parkfoot Holiday and Park Homes 2010-02-26 15:19:00 Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on February 26th, 2010 Parkfoot Holiday and Park Homes 2010-02-26 15:08:00 Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on February 26th, 2010  Parkfoot Holiday and Park Homes 2010-02-26 15:08:00 Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on February 26th, 2010Winter Wildlife Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on February 26th, 2010  Winter Wildlife Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on February 26th, 2010Parkfoot Holiday and Park Homes 2010-02-08 13:49:00 Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on February 8th, 2010
What a winter we have had! Beautiful but very cold - the temperature dropped to -18 here at Parkfoot and was still -12 at lunch time!
 Parkfoot Holiday and Park Homes 2010-02-08 13:49:00 Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on February 8th, 2010
What a winter we have had! Beautiful but very cold - the temperature dropped to -18 here at Parkfoot and was still -12 at lunch time!
Parkfoot Holiday and Park Homes 2010-02-08 13:02:00 Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on February 8th, 2010    Parkfoot Holiday and Park Homes 2010-02-08 13:02:00 Post Origin "Parkfoot Blog Blog" added here on February 8th, 2010Most of the blogs featured on this site belong to businesses who are accredited by the Green Tourism Business Scheme. Click Here for more details |
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