Twelve Abington Naturewatch members went on a visit to Hayley Wood, near St Neots, at the end
of March. This is an ancient woodland now owned by the county wildlife trust and
is once again being actively coppiced. We went particularly to see the abundant
population of rare oxlips, related to cowslips, which grow there on the damp
clay soil. David F took these photos:
The group
Oxlips
wood anemones
violets
and the special badger tubes in the deer fence to allow them in and out
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