About 20 people came along to the nature walk around Edgbaston Reservoir, with Friends of Edgbaston Reservoir, on Saturday 30th March for Easter.
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Lovely sunny day, the group spotted flora, fauna and funga on the interesting north side of the Local Nature Reserve.
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The Reservoir has a relatively recent history and is an early part of the development of this part of the city. The LNR has five distinct plantation areas including a wetland. The spring is rapidly developing, but still cunningly disguising the identity of the trees. Help was on hand from a brilliant, teenage forester who knew his stuff! The trees at the LNR are mostly traditional deciduous and provide a useful learning resource.
Thank you to everyone who came along for Steve Watson’s walk, we are already looking forward to the next!
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