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Conservation Headland, Oxfordshire. 16754 176 Oxfordshire and Berkshire Conservation Headland, Oxfordshire, taken by David Palmar. An area along the edge of an arable field is left unploughed to allow the growth of grasses and meadow flowers, which encourage pollinating insects and the birds which feed on them, thus improving the biodiversity. 30 August 2020
Female Water Vole, Glasgow 16734 359 Glasgow - Easterhouse Black female Water Vole (Arvicola terrestris), taken by Rebecca Dickson in Glasgow. Here, this female is about to be weighed using a Pringles tube before being put safely back into a holding cage, prior to release as part of a translocation project. "Fossorial" water voles (which live in terrestrial habitat away from water) can be either brown or black in colour. 26 September 2020
Male Water vole in release cage, Glasgow 16733 359 Glasgow - Easterhouse Brown male Water Vole (Arvicola terrestris), during a translocation project in Glasgow, to save them from being threatened by development. The cage seen here is called a "soft-release cage"; they have no bottom so the voles are encouraged to dig their way out. During this project, hand-trowels were used to dig a small starting tunnel which greatly reduced the time it took for them to burrow away into their new habitat. Picture taken by Rebecca Dickson. 16 September 2020
Male Water Vole, Glasgow 16732 359 Glasgow - Easterhouse Brown male Water Vole (Arvicola terrestris), taken by Rebecca Dickson in Glasgow. This photo was taken during a trapping and translocation project where the voles were moved to safer, suitable habitat. After being trapped, the voles were then transferred into buckets to allow information such as sex and weight to be recorded. 16 September 2020
Common Carder Bumblebee on Comfrey 16329 239 Midlothian Common Carder Bumblebee (Bombus pascuorum) on Comfrey (Symphytum sp), Common Carders are ginger with black hairs on the abdomen. They have a long tongue that allows them to feed on plants with long tubular florets. This photo was taken TWIC (The Wildlife Information Centre) and Bumblebee Conservation Trust Bumblebee ID Workshop, Vogrie Country Park. The pollen basket can be clearly seen. 05 July 2016
Garden Bumblebee on Comfrey 16328 239 Midlothian Garden Bumblebee (Bombus hortorum) on Comfrey (Symphytum sp). As its name suggests, this bumblebee is often found in gardens. It has a yellow-black-yellow pattern on the thorax and a white tail. This photo was taken at TWIC (The Wildlife Information Centre) and Bumblebee Conservation Trust Bumblebee ID Workshop, Vogrie Country Park. 05 July 2016
Buff tailed bumblebee on Comfrey 16327 239 Midlothian Buff tailed bumblebee (Bombus terrestris) on Comfrey (Symphytum sp). Buff-tailed bumblebees are the UK's largest bee and are so called due to the queen's buff coloured tail. Worker bees have a white tail with a small buff line before the abdomen. This photo was taken at TWIC (The Wildlife Information Centre) and Bumblebee Conservation Trust Bumblebee ID Workshop, Vogrie Country Park. 05 July 2016
Molendinar cleanup inspection party, Glasgow about 1966 16000 365 Glasgow - Old Glasgow scanned from film Molendinar cleanup inspection party including Robin McSkimming and John Cable (teachers at Glasgow High School) , Jim Carson (Geography Adviser), David Lees (Rector) and notable Glasgow residents about 1966. In the background can be seen the Glasgow Necropolis, and parts of Glasgow Cathedral and the Royal Infirmary. 19 July 2007
Glasgow High School Molendinar cleanup 15999 365 Glasgow - Old Glasgow scanned from film Pupils and staff from the High School of Glasgow cleaning up the small section of the Molendinar River which was visible about 1966, in the area of Tennant's Wellpark Brewery 19 July 2007
Glasgow High School Molendinar cleanup 15998 365 Glasgow - Old Glasgow scanned from film Pupils and staff from the High School of Glasgow cleaning up the small section of the Molendinar River which was visible about 1966, in the area of Tennant's Wellpark Brewery 19 July 2007

Conservation Headland, Oxfordshire.

16754

176

Oxfordshire and Berkshire

Conservation Headland, Oxfordshire, taken by David Palmar. An area along the edge of an arable field is left unploughed to allow the growth of grasses and meadow flowers, which encourage pollinating insects and the birds which feed on them, thus improving the biodiversity.

30 August 2020

Female Water Vole, Glasgow

16734

359

Glasgow - Easterhouse

Black female Water Vole (Arvicola terrestris), taken by Rebecca Dickson in Glasgow. Here, this female is about to be weighed using a Pringles tube before being put safely back into a holding cage, prior to release as part of a translocation project. "Fossorial" water voles (which live in terrestrial habitat away from water) can be either brown or black in colour.

26 September 2020

Male Water vole in release cage, Glasgow

16733

359

Glasgow - Easterhouse

Brown male Water Vole (Arvicola terrestris), during a translocation project in Glasgow, to save them from being threatened by development. The cage seen here is called a "soft-release cage"; they have no bottom so the voles are encouraged to dig their way out. During this project, hand-trowels were used to dig a small starting tunnel which greatly reduced the time it took for them to burrow away into their new habitat. Picture taken by Rebecca Dickson.

16 September 2020

Male Water Vole, Glasgow

16732

359

Glasgow - Easterhouse

Brown male Water Vole (Arvicola terrestris), taken by Rebecca Dickson in Glasgow. This photo was taken during a trapping and translocation project where the voles were moved to safer, suitable habitat. After being trapped, the voles were then transferred into buckets to allow information such as sex and weight to be recorded.

16 September 2020

Common Carder Bumblebee on Comfrey

16329

239

Midlothian

Common Carder Bumblebee (Bombus pascuorum) on Comfrey (Symphytum sp), Common Carders are ginger with black hairs on the abdomen. They have a long tongue that allows them to feed on plants with long tubular florets. This photo was taken TWIC (The Wildlife Information Centre) and Bumblebee Conservation Trust Bumblebee ID Workshop, Vogrie Country Park.
The pollen basket can be clearly seen.

05 July 2016

Garden Bumblebee on Comfrey

16328

239

Midlothian

Garden Bumblebee (Bombus hortorum) on Comfrey (Symphytum sp). As its name suggests, this bumblebee is often found in gardens. It has a yellow-black-yellow pattern on the thorax and a white tail. This photo was taken at TWIC (The Wildlife Information Centre) and Bumblebee Conservation Trust Bumblebee ID Workshop, Vogrie Country Park.

05 July 2016

Buff tailed bumblebee on Comfrey

16327

239

Midlothian

Buff tailed bumblebee (Bombus terrestris) on Comfrey (Symphytum sp). Buff-tailed bumblebees are the UK's largest bee and are so called due to the queen's buff coloured tail. Worker bees have a white tail with a small buff line before the abdomen. This photo was taken at TWIC (The Wildlife Information Centre) and Bumblebee Conservation Trust Bumblebee ID Workshop, Vogrie Country Park.

05 July 2016

Molendinar cleanup inspection party, Glasgow about 1966

16000

365

Glasgow - Old Glasgow scanned from film

Molendinar cleanup inspection party including Robin McSkimming and John Cable (teachers at Glasgow High School) , Jim Carson (Geography Adviser), David Lees (Rector) and notable Glasgow residents about 1966. In the background can be seen the Glasgow Necropolis, and parts of Glasgow Cathedral and the Royal Infirmary.

19 July 2007

Glasgow High School Molendinar cleanup

15999

365

Glasgow - Old Glasgow scanned from film

Pupils and staff from the High School of Glasgow cleaning up the small section of the Molendinar River which was visible about 1966, in the area of Tennant's Wellpark Brewery

19 July 2007

Glasgow High School Molendinar cleanup

15998

365

Glasgow - Old Glasgow scanned from film

Pupils and staff from the High School of Glasgow cleaning up the small section of the Molendinar River which was visible about 1966, in the area of Tennant's Wellpark Brewery

19 July 2007

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