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Steve England is a Bristol Naturalist, forager & Conservationist. Visit his website - steveengland.co.uk - to find out more about upcoming events, activities, awards and more.
Steve England is a Bristol Naturalist, forager & Conservationist. Visit his website - steveengland.co.uk - to find out more about upcoming events, activities, awards and more.
Sycamore Tree sap is good to drink ,here is how to do it #bushcraft
Sycamore Tree sap is good to drink ,here is how to do it #bushcraft
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how to avoid poisoning yourself with Black Bryoney berries #foraging
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how to avoid poisoning yourself with Black Bryoney berries #foraging
What killed this tree? Let's find out.
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What killed this tree? Let's find out.
The killer DEATH CAP Mushroom - identify it, don't get this wrong!
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The killer DEATH CAP Mushroom - identify it, don't get this wrong!
Glow in the dark fungi - the Magic of Mushrooms
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Glow in the dark fungi - the Magic of Mushrooms
The Bloody nose beetle got me with it's blood.
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The Bloody nose beetle got me with it's blood.
Death or Dinner? This plant is one to know...
มุมมอง 432ปีที่แล้ว
Death or Dinner? This plant is one to know...
#woodants can turn #bluebells #pink with their acid
มุมมอง 65ปีที่แล้ว
#woodants can turn #bluebells #pink with their acid
how to tell the difference between edible leeks and poison bluebells #wildforaging
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how to tell the difference between edible leeks and poison bluebells #wildforaging
tapping Sycamore trees for their drinkable sap #bushcraft #foraging
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tapping Sycamore trees for their drinkable sap #bushcraft #foraging
how to find the edible Scarlet Elfcup #mushroom #foraging
มุมมอง 154ปีที่แล้ว
how to find the edible Scarlet Elfcup #mushroom #foraging
#wild garlic growing in January, be careful of the poisonous plants growing alongside them.
มุมมอง 190ปีที่แล้ว
#wild garlic growing in January, be careful of the poisonous plants growing alongside them.
how to identify wild Clematis for fire #bushcraft #firelighter
มุมมอง 100ปีที่แล้ว
how to identify wild Clematis for fire #bushcraft #firelighter
Using Lime Tree Bark For #fire #bushcraft
มุมมอง 133ปีที่แล้ว
Using Lime Tree Bark For #fire #bushcraft
how to make a #firelighter using Pine resin and a Cone
มุมมอง 183ปีที่แล้ว
how to make a #firelighter using Pine resin and a Cone
using Pine Resin to start a fire #bushcraft
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using Pine Resin to start a fire #bushcraft
Scarlet Elfcup #mushrooms herald the arrival of Spring ,but it's still November
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Scarlet Elfcup #mushrooms herald the arrival of Spring ,but it's still November
#foraging Common Sorrel #Herbs in winter.
มุมมอง 89ปีที่แล้ว
#foraging Common Sorrel #Herbs in winter.
How to tell the difference between the #edible Parasol and not so edible Parasol #mushroom
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How to tell the difference between the #edible Parasol and not so edible Parasol #mushroom
found edible #mushrooms just driving around,wow
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found edible #mushrooms just driving around,wow
wood turns green because of #fungi the Emerald Elf up #mushroom
มุมมอง 98ปีที่แล้ว
wood turns green because of #fungi the Emerald Elf up #mushroom
Sweet Chestnuts, the easy way to collect them #foraging
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Sweet Chestnuts, the easy way to collect them #foraging
Luckily I checked this mushroom,turned out to be poisonous.#foraging #mushrooms
มุมมอง 397ปีที่แล้ว
Luckily I checked this mushroom,turned out to be poisonous.#foraging #mushrooms
Pine fatwood,the easy way to find it #bushcraft #fire
มุมมอง 400ปีที่แล้ว
Pine fatwood,the easy way to find it #bushcraft #fire
I’m currently preparing a bivalve block from keynsham! Just taking a break to watch this
And to think I don’t believe I’ve been here before! The best place I’ve ever found (including Lyme Regis), is Keynsham! The fields are FULL of fossil ammonites and bivalves with an average size of 20cm! The ground is mud with a very thin layer of limestone and mudstone at the surface! It’s brilliant! Although rare I did recently find a piece of marine reptile bone!
I'm thinking of going to Keynsham this weekend, is it possible for you to give any more information? Are there particular fields where you find the fossils, and do you have to dig in the soil for them at all? Or are the ammonites and bivalves loose on the surface? Also, are there any good rock exposures that I can look through?
Massive thankyou for liking my videos
I’ve always loved Forever Autumn song xx