Kynsa ha Diwettha - Agan Tirwedh Bewa ha Gonis / First and Last - Our Living, Working Landscape A @HeritageFundUK supported programme to promote Penwith
Penwith, Cornwall
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We are now open, Wednesdays & Saturdays ONLY, until 19th December.
We will then expand our hours in the run up to Xmas.
Please check website for details. jacksonfoundationgallery.com…
#christmas #holidays #lanunst #kernow #cornwall #darkskies – at South West, England
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Advent Day 12. Can you find any Brown Hairstreak eggs? This butterfly leaves its eggs to overwinter on blackthorn bushes, often at the base of a thorn or shoot. If you do find some let us know, it's a species we want to help with our hedgerows project. butterfly-conservation.org/b…
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Our partners @PenwithLP are hosting an incredible photography competition supporting the West Penwith section of Cornwall AONB in becoming an International Dark Sky Park.
Find out more and enter online: penwithlandscape.com/dark-sk…
Deadline 30 Nov, 2020
Image credit Chris Colyer.
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Cornish Choughs update! 14 pairs confirmed breeding & 43 young seen so far! It might not be all of them out there but good news is numbers continue to rise! #FridayFeeling check out this family photo by @zawngazer
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This week Radyo An Gernewegva looks at the wonderful legacy left to us by Craig Weatherhill through his books.
A wonderful resource to anyone involved with #Cornwall's heritage and interests. The latest "They Shall Land" being the most recent book recently arrived on my doorstep
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We hope that Lana Jarvis’ and Cheryl Straffon’s article in our new #watchingthesun booklet will encourage you to celebrate and watch the beautiful sites that the Winter Solstice has brought and will bring in #Cornwall. Here is just one example! @CarolynKennett
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〓〓 #Kernewek
#PenwithBioBlitz finds include:
Kegis ..... hemlock
( most toxic plant in UK, in pic. )
Kegis hweg ..... celery
Kegis an mogh ..... hogweed
Kegis an vugh ..... cow parsley
( Above are all collective terms )
& kegisek = a place abounding in hemlock ! – at New Mill, England
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Have ants black 3 to 4mm long.
Very difficult to photograph eith phone, (camera indidposed).
#PenwithBioBlitz
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Calling all West Penwithians! Here is something we can get involved with that will put to good use all of the extra things we are seeing in our local natural world whether in your garden or along a local path 👇🏻👇🏻
What wildlife can you find in Penwith in 24 hours? Over 100 of us are already taking part in the #PenwithBioBlitz, one of many things PLP can do thanks to the players of the #NationalLottery. Join in! Will you find the Small Pearl-bordered Fritillary?
penwithlandscape.com/events/…
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Just chilling by my pond and along came this Phantom Cranefly - Ptychoptera sp (Ptychopteridae so not true crane fly). Happy #WorldCraneFliesDay
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How about Rhizocarpon reductum? Any takers? On the Holed Stones on Carnyorth Common #LockdownLichens #NationalLotteryHeritageFund #Penwith
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Great spot by John Worth on Madron Carn. Golden Hair - Teloschistes flavicans. Increasingly rare. #LockdownLichens #NationalLotteryHeritageFund #Penwith
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On it's way to the Royal Cornwall Museum this replica of the Early Bronze Age Beaker from Trevedra Common, St Just-in-Penwith. Cornwall. the comb decoration has been infilled with chalk. #Archaeology #Neolithic #prehistoric #cornwall #museum #pottery #ceramics
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The Mên-an-Tol ("the hole stone")
Standing Stones at Cornwall flickr.com/photos/mycameraey… #archaeology Megalithic UK
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Barren is the Cornish word for twig cornishword.co.uk/barren-is-…
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What a very sad thought ☹️
#FolkloreThursday In the past #Penwith boasted a number of forests, and according to #folklore the last native wolf in Britain lived in forests in Ludgvan. This wolf was allegedly a giant specimen, captured at Rospeath Farm which is still there today. #NationalLotteryHeritageFund
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Be part of something timeless; make your #HedgePledge at hedgepledge.co.uk