Recently Sharphill Wood has had cardboard squares attached to several variety of trees. They have been collected and the species of insect located on them have now been looked at…

A Bryophyte survey has recently been completed at Sharphill Wood which was led by British Bryological Society Recorder for Notts, M. Crittenden Quote below is taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bryophyte “Bryophytes are…

Monitoring of the Sharphill nest boxes was carried out during spring 2018 by John, with kind assistance from Chrissie and Zdena. We had 25 tit nest boxes to check, plus…

Report to accompany Excel Spreadsheet ‘Flora Survey_2018_final’ click here  Introduction Sharphill Wood is a native mixed, primarily deciduous, woodland and a designated Local Wildlife Site (formerly known as a SINC)…

Spring Birds at Sharphill Wood 2018    Sharphill Wood is home to typical birds of deciduous woodland and margins. Resident species are supplemented by a handful of summer visitors. Although…

Walking with the birds of Sharphill Wood To date, over 40 bird species have been recorded either in Sharphill Wood or using the surrounding farmland. Allow me take you on…

Leaf Identification The Wildlife Trust have given us two guides for identifying trees,  one for winter and another for summer. The  winter tree identification guide shows photos of bark, berries and buds…

John, Ian, Chrissie, Allan , Simon and Zdena have started to do  rolling  inspections of  the nest boxes to check on occupancy and as we did last year, our results…