Natural History Friends Reunited
Biography . Natural HistoryWe are delighted to publish a guest post from John Cantelo who met up with old friends from our very own Southampton Natural History Society just a few days ago at this year’s Bird Fair at Rutland. Their memories should inspire us all – young and less young alike. This August a group of former junior
Home from home
Natural HistoryIs it worth making (or buying) all those insect habitats. You know the things I mean. Bundles of bamboo. Flowerpots stuffed with straw. Logs drilled with different sized holes. The latest in bijou high rise insect houses with a variety of insect accommodation. Obviously you see the odd spider running in and out, but do
Jumpin’ Jack Flash
Natural HistoryYou all get those days. Nice and sunny. Balmy almost. Not too breezy. Perfect day for getting to grips with a few more hoverflies in the garden. Except for a minor problem. The hoverflies have decided to take the family to the beach. Or at least something amongst these perfect conditions is not quite right
Where Eagles Dare….
Natural HistoryOf course not all interesting wildlife turns up in Southampton itself. Or is predicted. On Sunday Jan and I took a break from studying hoverflies, studying the various world cup charts and decorating to pop out to the Woodfair at Royden Woods. Local crafts, wildlife events, and – most importantly – local food and drink
General information about guided walks
Natural HistoryAll our guided walks and field trips are suitable for the whole family – although wheeled buggies and wheelchairs may not be able to navigate all the routes. We would be grateful if dogs are not brought on our guided walks, with the exception of guide dogs. For more details of any event please contact