Wildedges

Wildedges a haven of quiet countryside
highlighting issues affecting the natural world

18/06/2026

A little more about the iconic Major Oak and why death is not the end in terms of biodiversity and nature. One reason, if you have a dead tree in your garden, if it's not going to fall dangerously, then perhaps leave it to complete it's full life cycle

A pottering around the garden day, since the sun is shining and the grass paths need mowing, the beans, peas, lettuce an...
17/06/2026

A pottering around the garden day, since the sun is shining and the grass paths need mowing, the beans, peas, lettuce and kale need picking and a little watering before the rains come tonight.

It's a lovely day out there, take a short break. Then you can scroll through these wonderful photographs of Ireland's wi...
17/06/2026

It's a lovely day out there, take a short break. Then you can scroll through these wonderful photographs of Ireland's wildlife and vote for your favourite...

Wholeheartedly agree. more children can name 'brands' than they can wildflowers or native animals and birds. The disconn...
17/06/2026

Wholeheartedly agree. more children can name 'brands' than they can wildflowers or native animals and birds. The disconnect from nature is becoming a widening chasm

Kids should have the chance to learn real life skills like cooking, gardening, and growing their own food. There’s something good in getting muddy hands, planting seeds, wandering the woods, and watching things grow through the seasons. It teaches patience, respect for nature, and an appreciation for where food truly comes from. A small garden can teach lessons no screen ever will. 🌿
-Woodlarking

A quick ramble around Lough Doire Bhile, not as sunny as yesterday but warm and rain-less. A fair few early orchids star...
16/06/2026

A quick ramble around Lough Doire Bhile, not as sunny as yesterday but warm and rain-less. A fair few early orchids starting to flower with masses of leaf rosettes for those yet to flower...

Note to self: remember to close the door on warm days so the swallows don’t fly in….. safely caught and returned to the ...
16/06/2026

Note to self: remember to close the door on warm days so the swallows don’t fly in….. safely caught and returned to the skies

Birr Castle - Part 2. Perennials blended vibrant fiery colours and muted pastels, with a rampant rambling rose (probably...
15/06/2026

Birr Castle - Part 2. Perennials blended vibrant fiery colours and muted pastels, with a rampant rambling rose (probably Kiftsgate) covering trees, banks, bridges and the castle walls.

Wonderful day out at Birr Castle - Part 1. Well worth visiting for the wildflower meadows, the river walk, the heronry t...
15/06/2026

Wonderful day out at Birr Castle - Part 1. Well worth visiting for the wildflower meadows, the river walk, the heronry that also includes little egrets, the tree collection, the perennial borders and the gentle pace of the walk.

Road Trip - just a hint of previous visits, more later
15/06/2026

Road Trip - just a hint of previous visits, more later

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