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Review 684
A very interesting and well structured course with an exceptionally good tutor. The weather was rather disappointing but the tutor rearranged the components so that we were outside in the good weather -as were the butterflies .
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Review 685
An excellent course with a very knowledgeable leader, taking us to many different habitats and allowing us to see numerous birds, plants and other wildlife.
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Review 686
I went on this course with a slight interest in slugs and have come out really excited and fired up about them. The tricks about identifying them to species level (do they rock when stroked? Is their slime yellow? Do they move really fast?) were invaluable, and the introduction to…
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Review 687
A very enjoyable and well-organised course – our third run by Martyn and Robin. A variety of different habitats enabled us to see a wide range of flowers, birds and mammals amongst other wildlife.
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Review 688
I thoroughly enjoyed the course, Malham Tarn was a fantastic location for the course. Ross Tratt was a brilliant enthusiastic tutor.The course content was very informative and I liked the emphasis on fieldwork rather than lectures in the classroom. I would definitely recommend this course to anyone wanting to learn…
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Review 689
I really enjoyed this course. Mark explained the basic differences between grasses, rushes and sedges clearly, and provided a key that worked and TONS of specimens to examine and key out. I felt I had a much better grasp on the sedges by the end of the day and will…
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Review 690
I really enjoyed this course, and was amazed by the diversity of spiders in the UK. We had lots of specimens to look at and were told all sorts of distinguishing characteristics to look out for. The sheer volume of species out there means I’m not too confident about identifying…
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Review 691
A brilliant course. Fiona’s knowledge of limestone flora is stunning. We were especially pleased that this course included limestone quarries since we came on this course with a former limestone quarry in Lincolnshire in mind. Our knowledge of indicator species has increased as a result of being on this course.
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Review 692
This was an excellent course. Penny, who filled in at short notice, was perfect as a leader. Her knowledge of limestone species is excellent. In particular, she introduced an interesting angle to this course by not only identifying different species but also discussing WHY they were there – it brought…
