Minibeast Safari at Cowes
Ian and Suzie met pupils from Love Lane Primary School on the Cowes-Newport cyclepath this morning on the hunt for ferocious minibeasts and bugs. A fantastically
warm sunny morning - perfect for butterflies and bees feasting on the hedgerow flowers we passed.
Unfortunately we didn’t find anything dangerous, but there was certainly a lot of life in them there nettles.
Ian brought the bush-sweeper with him so that we could tap the hedgerows and discover the life within. We found a lot of spiders, beetles, leaf hoppers, ladybirds, earwigs, crickets, caterpillars, a red admiral and a white admiral. Not bad for an hour’s work.
Ian and Suzie met pupils from Love Lane Primary School on the Cowes-Newport cyclepath this morning on the hunt for ferocious minibeasts and bugs. A fantastically
warm sunny morning - perfect for butterflies and bees feasting on the hedgerow flowers we passed.
Unfortunately we didn’t find anything dangerous, but there was certainly a lot of life in them there nettles.
Ian brought the bush-sweeper with him so that we could tap the hedgerows and discover the life within. We found a lot of spiders, beetles, leaf hoppers, ladybirds, earwigs, crickets, caterpillars, a red admiral and a white admiral. Not bad for an hour’s work.
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