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 Tuesday, 09 February 2010
Latest News Print E-mail
Written by Helen Taylor   

 NEW DVD

The new DVD on Woodhead and Windyhills is progressing well.

The editing of the film and sound is complete, I'm now working on text, music and narration.

The film contains the village as it is today, crofting, farming, wildlife, flowers, birds. Training groups and workparties at Windyhills.

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Latest News Print E-mail
Written by Helen Taylor   

Forth Coming Events 

Next meeting - Thurs 18th Feb. 2010

Woodhead Community Centre

7.30 - 9.00 PM

All Welcome


Woodhead runner up in Formartine Village in Bloom. 2009

          Auchterless won the small community section. 

Congratulations to everyone who grew, planted, watered and feed the plants throughout the village. 


Geology Interpretation

Dr Alastair Gemmell's very interesting, geology interpretation is now available to view on the web-site, (3 pages.)  This is the easy to understand version which will be used on display boards at appropriate places near the gravel pits and at the old melt water channels.


 

RED SQUIRREL SURVEY

We are carrying out a survey of the squirrels at Woodhead and Windyhills this year. If you see a squirrel or evidence of a squirrel could you please make a note of the date, habitat and place.  The grid ref. for Woodhead wood is NJ 793392 and for Windyhills wood NJ 805339.

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For more information www.grampiansquirrelgroup.co.uk

or www.scottishsquirrelsurvey.co.uk

Thank you.


 

For all the latest news, check our diary.

Flora and Fauna has lots of photographs of the species found at Woodhead. Please contact us with your latest sightings or news.


 

Quarry

 

 Fyvie scouts enjoy the night life at Woodhead

Fyvie Scouts November 2007

 
Good Neighbours Print E-mail
Written by Helen Taylor   

Good Neighbours

Sleighs, St John's Wells, [windfarm] have very kindly donated £500 to Woodhead and Windyhills Community Trust.  The trust will use the funds towards educational projects for local schools and youth groups.

 
Recent News Print E-mail
Written by Helen Taylor   

Results from Windyhills
National moth recording event
Friday 18th and Saturday 19th September 2009

dscn6336 scarce bordered straw eyes.

17 macro species 40 moths in total.

Phoenix, Small Wainscot, Streak, Autumn Green Carpet, Green brindled Crescent, Pink-barred Sallow, Brown-spot Pinion, Square-spot Rustic, Rosy Rustic, Dark Marbled Carpet, Large Yellow Underwing, Frosted Orange, Grey Pine Carpet, Red-green Carpet, Silver Y, Yellow-line Quaker.

 
Training Day in August. Print E-mail
Written by Helen Taylor   

small mammals aug 09.jpgAug 21st and 22nd. North East Scotland Biological Recording Centre organised a training session at Windyhills for identifying small mammals.  A selection of Common Shrew, Bank Voles and Short tailed Field Voles were found.

 
Geology Interpretation Launch Print E-mail
Written by Helen Taylor   

Windyhills quarry

 Windyhills Quarry October 2009

August 2009. Woodhead and Windyhills launched the Geology Interpretation leaflet.

 Information is also available at the Heatherbloom quarry and at the melt water channel to the North and East of the quarry.

 

"Joy in looking and comprehending is Nature's most beautiful gift."
[Albert Einstein]

 
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