Blog Entries from Treshnish Farm
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Last Update: Tuesday, August 11, 2020 - 13:25
There are 3 Broad leaved Helleborines on the track between the Ensay Burn and the Treshnish Schoolhouse. We have 15 species of Orchid on the farm, and this summer I have been trying to...
Oyster plant at Port HaunnWigwam 1Black ParkWild angelicaGreen orb spiderFaded Dark green fritillary The track to HaunnIn the Haunn fieldEast and Middle morning WestWeather frontField...
East and MiddleMarsh lousewort and Bog asphodelOn the PointWood sageHarebells, turf dyke, Black ParkHarebell and ThymeBlack ParkSunset over Caliach PointGreater birds foot trefoil Lady's...
Shian and Duill just before sunsetMorning light on grassesEarly morning shadows Grasses going to seedThe north coastThe Herdwicks Bringing the sheep in for shearingSheep in for shearing
Spear thistleSpear thistle and Lady's mantleHarebells and sand Knotted pearlwortCarline thistleHawkbits and seaForget me notYarrow
The Milk Clip took place over two days this year as RM was doing them on her own. There is quite a lot of preparation involved. Moving different groups of ewes and lambs into fields near the...
Walked on Calgary machair today. It is looking fantastic. Huge swathes of Lady's bedstraw and wild Thyme. Bees and tiny flitting Moths, incredible scent. Prasad was there too, and...
Lots of quite grown up Greylag goslings in Salen Bay. Very flighty! In the evening we went looking for Lesser twayblade on the Sitheans, we didn't think we had found one but when we...
We clambered into the damp wood. This Water avens greeted us, it was about 3 feet tall. Bird's nest orchid. It is not past its best, this is how it looks. It hasn't flowered...
