I visited Stover Country Park today as part of my self-inflicted Future Learn course about Eco Systems. I never particularly enjoyed Biology or Geography at school, but now I am in my 40s, it all seems a lot more interesting.
Future Learn offer online FREE OF CHARGE courses. This is the second one I have done and I love it. The Future Learn courses are in their infancy (but fully tested) so there is the odd glitch (really nothing serious, but the forums have not yet matured, so the discussions between users could be more fruitful) but overall they are very enjoyable, good quality and easy to fit into a hectic / unpredictable life.
So here are some of the photos I chose to take. Nothing rare - not that interesting - but relevant to the food chain stuff I have been learning about (woodlands, fungi, leaf litter, logs) and then we had to upload them to a free wildlife website called iSpot. And also it all looked rather beautiful in a seasonal kind of way.
We also visited the bird hide (a paradise for twitchers) and walked around the lake. The wind was seriously swirling the dead leaves. It was a great circular (short) walk.
So here are some of the photos I chose to take. Nothing rare - not that interesting - but relevant to the food chain stuff I have been learning about (woodlands, fungi, leaf litter, logs) and then we had to upload them to a free wildlife website called iSpot. And also it all looked rather beautiful in a seasonal kind of way.
We also visited the bird hide (a paradise for twitchers) and walked around the lake. The wind was seriously swirling the dead leaves. It was a great circular (short) walk.
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