Reposted by @megwildflowers.bsky.socialGeological Society of Norfolk @geolsocnorfolk.bsky.social · 28/09/2026The caput femoris ball of a fossil mammoth femur picked from the Waveney valley gravels today. Almost certainly Mammuthus meridionalis originating in the Crag, a near-shore marine deposit of Plio-Pleistocene age. Picture a dead animal floating out to sea. Hard bits remain, rolled around by tides. 094
Reposted by @megwildflowers.bsky.socialTim Holt-Wilson @timholtwilson.bsky.social · 01/09/2026Out in Breckland today, the 'ghost pond' team @carlsayer.bsky.social @hburningham.bsky.social excavating a backfilled Ice Age doline pit, had to contend with sediments full of smelly burnt wood, barbed wire and mutilated tree trunks, before reaching the sought-after organic-rich sediment layers. 0223
Reposted by @megwildflowers.bsky.socialTim Holt-Wilson @timholtwilson.bsky.social · 23/08/2026A splendid Raft Spider found by Suki Price yesterday, photographed @megwildflowers.bsky.social on Halvergate Marshes. Is it Dolomedes fimbriatus or D. plantarius, nurturing a large sac of eggs? @britishspiders.bsky.social @norfolknats.bsky.social 55711
megwildflowers.bsky.social @megwildflowers.bsky.social · 26/06/2026I found a beauty today. A piece of fossilised wood in the high Suffolk Claylands. Incredible to think that this was alive about 200 million years ago. @timholtwilson.bsky.social @geolsocnorfolk.bsky.social 1153
megwildflowers.bsky.social @megwildflowers.bsky.social · 22/06/2026The various colours of Scarlet Pimpernel around the farm and in my garden. #wildflowerhour 2456
megwildflowers.bsky.social @megwildflowers.bsky.social · 22/06/2026Bombus ruderatus and Pyramidal orchid #PollinatorPals #wildflowerhour 040
megwildflowers.bsky.social @megwildflowers.bsky.social · 29/03/2026Oxlip and Moschatel for #wildflowerhour 1384
Reposted by @megwildflowers.bsky.socialTim Holt-Wilson @timholtwilson.bsky.social · 10/01/2026The arithmetics of glacial till from the Suffolk plateau: Jurassic Kimmeridge Clay + Cretaceous Chalk + Pliocene Crag + Pleistocene erratics from W Midlands, E Midlands, Pennines, Northumbria, Scotland, N Sea, etc, mashed under a colossal ice sheet = the Lowestoft Till. It's a beast of a deposit. 838241
Reposted by @megwildflowers.bsky.socialTim Holt-Wilson @timholtwilson.bsky.social · 07/12/2025Suffolk ploughsoil is rich in far-travelled wonders. One could teach a geology course using just one field in Gislingham! Thanks @megwildflowers.bsky.social for specimen cutting & pictures. Perhaps some from Charnwood @charnwoodforest.bsky.social, others from Scotland. 1717
Reposted by @megwildflowers.bsky.socialTim Holt-Wilson @timholtwilson.bsky.social · 06/12/2025Sometimes Suffolk ploughsoil throws up a lump of magic. From Gislingham, a glacial erratic of porphyry dappled with attractive colours due to weathering of minerals. @pavementgeology.bsky.social @megwildflowers.bsky.social @geolsocnorfolk.bsky.social @bgs.ac.uk @geolsoc.bsky.social #geology 🌍🪨 319027
Reposted by @megwildflowers.bsky.socialWilliam (Bill) Sutherland @billsutherland.bsky.social · 24/11/2025Exploring the power of volunteering in conservation and what motivates volunteers, such as the amazing Breckland Flora Group. youtu.be/qh_BBXCm4vc?...youtu.beVolunteering for conservation: motivations and resultsYouTube video by Bill Sutherland's Conservation Concepts 083
megwildflowers.bsky.social @megwildflowers.bsky.social · 06/07/2025#Helleborinechallenge #WildFlowerHour An attempt to show the differences of leaf edges of Broad leaved Helleborines and Green-flowered Helleborines. Green flowered are slightly thinner so the focus isn’t great. 0131
megwildflowers.bsky.social @megwildflowers.bsky.social · 30/06/2025Grasses from a field on the farm, Rough Meadow Grass, Reed Canary Grass, Bents and Yorkshire Fog. #WildflowerHour #GrassChallenge 0101
megwildflowers.bsky.social @megwildflowers.bsky.social · 08/06/2025Orchid wonders from the last few days. 1103
megwildflowers.bsky.social @megwildflowers.bsky.social · 01/06/2025Orchids on the farm. #wildflowerhour #orchidchallenge 3763
megwildflowers.bsky.social @megwildflowers.bsky.social · 01/06/2025In the depths of Suffolk, the largest patches of grass vetchling I have ever seen. 😊 070
megwildflowers.bsky.social @megwildflowers.bsky.social · 06/04/2025A few Suffolk #woodlandflowers from today. Oxlip, Goldilocks Buttercup, Early Dog Violet and Suffolk Lungwort. 070
megwildflowers.bsky.social @megwildflowers.bsky.social · 23/03/2025A reminder as to why to tidy up after yourself. These two fallow, must have had a horrific slow death😢 120
Reposted by @megwildflowers.bsky.socialTim Holt-Wilson @timholtwilson.bsky.social · 13/03/2025The geological equivalent of an ornithological 'LBJ', this 'little grey job' glacial erratic w tiny garnets and 1000s of co-aligned sillimanite crystals, was found in a Suffolk field. Originates somewhere up north, perhaps Glen Clova. #geology #Scotland #metamorphism @scottishgeology.bsky.social 091
megwildflowers.bsky.social @megwildflowers.bsky.social · 30/12/2024Some of the highlights from my #NewYearPlantHunt. Dwarf Spurge, Field Madder and Pepper Saxifrage. 4253