At the end of May I became an Ambassador for The Rivers Trust, so I decided to go sit next to a stretch of the River Rea, on the edge of Gannow Wood.

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Adam O'Hare's natural history site!
At the end of May I became an Ambassador for The Rivers Trust, so I decided to go sit next to a stretch of the River Rea, on the edge of Gannow Wood.
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This morning I unsure what to do, thankfully a friend reminded me that I’m passionate about Green-belt & suggested I make a video (below) regarding its benefits.
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This month I’ve decided to focus on some wildlife that takes a backseat, and is often overlooked – Reptiles and Amphibians! Β π πΈ
ARG UK have teamed up with Amphibian and Reptile Conservation;Β to bring us a Record Pool of our water loving and sun loving friends! Β In the video below I interview Underwater Cameraman,Β Jack PerksΒ –Β to give us some tips and the lowdown on this nationwide survey.
To get involved with the survey; click here. Β π»
Get spotting!
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Today I went a 30 minute walk along the Worcester & Birmingham Canal from Selly Oak, heading south towards Bournville π
I’m not against cyclists, at all, but it would have been a lot more peaceful – and easier to take photos – if I didn’t have to get out of the way of people on bikes every 2 minutes! π
Along the way I heard plops in the water, a couple times I hoped it was a Water Vole, but it turned out to be fish. Β I didn’t see much Wildlife, the odd Moorhen and Mallard – so I decided to focus on the flora I came across and just before I came to end of my walk I came across something I deem as special. Β Below is what I saw:
Just as my allocated 30 minutes was coming to an end, I came across this beauty below! π
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