Two women plant trees in front of a residential area. There is lots of brash on the ground and a few mature trees in the background.
A sunny Saturday planting at #Formonthills last week🌱
Trees were planted with a new deer deterrent spray - no plastic tubes in sight! We look forward to monitoring the results 👍
Read more about our plastic-free planting pledge 👉 buff.ly/uZpRzUL
Baxter a black, medium sized dog sat in front of banner asking people to pick up their dog poo, with ball in mouth and bag of poop next to him. Credit: Eilidh Mair/WTML
Baxter a black, medium sized dog in grass with woodland behind him, with ball in front of him and bag of poop next to him. Credit: Eilidh Mair/WTML
Baxter a black, medium sized dog in grass with woodland behind him and ball in front of him. Credit: Eilidh Mair/WTML
🐶 Who's a good boy?! Baxter is! We were loving being at #Formonthills #Glenrothes last week but a bit annoyed it was to talk about #DogFouling 💩
Please pick up after your dog so we can all enjoy our shared spaces. It's simple - bag it and bin it ✔️
#PickUpAfterYourDog #ResponsibleDogOwner
A woman smiles as she removes an old tree guard from a now tall tree. She is wearing high vis and a dark blue raincoat.
A group of 7 adults face the camera in a wood. The are standing behind two large bags of tree tubes, weighed down by fallen branches.
🌧️ Bit of a rainy one last week but that didn't deter volunteers from #Kinclaven and #Formonthills Wood from mucking in!
🌳 They planted 9️⃣0️⃣ trees and removed x2 bulk bags of old tree guards in one session.
🍰 A+ for effort, rewarded with homemade cake from one of the volunteers - yum!
White moth web covering tree branches. Pic by Jill Aitken
White web draped over tree branches.Pic by Jill Aitken
A creamy white adult moth with black speckles. Pic by John Bridges/WTML
Ermine moth caterpillars are back on the bird cherries at our #Formonthills Wood in Fife.
Their striking webs hide hundreds and sometimes tens of thousands of the insects. They can give individual trees a sinister ghostly look, but are thankfully harmless.
A group of 20 or so people wave their hands in the air and smile at the camera. There are three large bags of recycled tree guards sitting infront of them and the lomond hills in the background.
Two volunteers help each other to tie a blackthorn tree back onto a wooden stake.
Two women stand next to a mature tree that has outgrown its tree guard. They are smiling at the camera in a field of recently planted trees.
Over 400 tree guards removed at #Formonthills yesterday with fantastic volunteers from Lloyds Banking Group 💪
♻️ The recycled tree guards will get a second lease of life at tomorrow's community planting day. Fancy joining us? Info here 👉 buff.ly/Se3pwGW
A bright yellow and organge fungi grows on a tree. It looks soft and jelly like.
Close-up photo of a fungi growing on a tree. It is orange/brown in colour
#FungiFriday at #Formonthills Wood in Fife 🍄
These were taken on a recent visit to inspect areas affected by ash dieback.
We'll be replanting native trees on 22 March. Want to join? 👉 https://buff.ly/4gqbW8s
More trees = more funky fungi 💚😆
