Posted by admin on January 20, 2010 · Leave a Comment
This winter’s snow and ice is having a devastating effect on local Barn Owl populations in Northumberland, especially in the uplands which have seen deep snow cover for several weeks and face the likelihood of more to come.
Filed under Birds, News · Tagged with Barn Owl, Barn Owls, Brian Galloway, Cold Weather, Coquet Valley, Dead Barn Owls, Dead Birds, Flying Bird, Hunting Grounds, John Steele, Motor Traffic, National Park Rangers, Nnpa, Northumberland National Park, Old Barns, Owl Boxes, Owl Populations, Rothbury, Small Mammals, Staple Diet, survey, Trunk Roads, Weather Deaths
Posted by admin on July 3, 2009 · Leave a Comment
The Tree Bumblebee (Bombus hypnorum), a widespread native of mainland Europe (hence Le Tree Bee), has been spotted once again in Northumberland National Park by the Authority’s bee expert, Shaun Hackett, during a guided walk on Simonside for the Rothbury Walking Festival.
Filed under Insects · Tagged with Abdomen, Bombus, Bumblebee, Conservation Trust, Entomologists, Hackett, Mainland Europe, Native Bees, Nectar, New Addition, New Forest, Northumberland National Park, Parks And Gardens, Raspberry, Rhododendron, Rothbury, Sightings, Time Of Year, Walking Festival, White Tail
