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Progress
By The Bevis Trust
In Farming and Wildlife |
May 20, 2016
The beaver hide is coming along nicely… A turf roof and waney-edged larch boards should go on in the next few days.
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Willow casts a critical eye over the new hide
By The Bevis Trust
In Farming and Wildlife, Uncategorized |
May 17, 2016
Willow casts a critical eye over the new hide.
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Hide Building
By The Bevis Trust
In Farming and Wildlife, Uncategorized |
May 12, 2016
We are busy planking up some of the larch that Nick planted over 30 years ago. It’s great to be able to use our home grown timber on projects such as the new hide.
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Beavers
By The Bevis Trust
In Farming and Wildlife |
May 9, 2016
I’m spending far too much time lurking in the bushes by the water with my field-glasses hoping to see a female exposing her nipples. Hang on! It’s not what you’re thinking (those days are well over). The thing is, beavers have their kits about now but for six weeks or so they keep them safely…
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A New Beaver Hide
By The Bevis Trust
In Farming and Wildlife |
May 9, 2016
Today has seen the start of the new beaver hide on the lake. The uprights are in place and tomorrow we should get the floor in.
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Geese
By The Bevis Trust
In Farming and Wildlife, Uncategorized |
May 5, 2016
We now have five tubby little greylag goslings paddling around on the lake. It’s great to see their numbers growing year on year despite the preponderance of Canadas. The beaver fence has made a huge difference to their survivability, foxes now cannot approach with quite as much ease. Drew
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Habitat Creation
By The Bevis Trust
In Farming and Wildlife |
May 3, 2016
Over the weekend we saw the first dipper on the farm. This engaging little bird was not on our species list and the fact that it has now appeared can most likely be due to the beavers creating the type of habitat favoured by the dipper. We have also had a whimbrel passing through recently, though…
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