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REPORTS of bee boles are magnetically drawn to this column like bees to a honeypot, and so Rosemary Graham has kindly sent in a picture of the fine line of boles in West Scrafton in Coverdale. Bee boles are south-facing recesses in walls in which skeps – the domed bee baskets – were placed so that bees had somewhere to live close to a source of nectar, and that was also convenient for humans to harvest their honey and wax. The line of 12 bee boles at West Scrafton dates from the 19th Century and is in the garden wall of Culverham House.
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25 Apr 2021 HUSSEY BY NAME: Museum founder John Bowes’ father fell deeply in love with the married Sarah Hussey In the latest of her regular columns, Dorothy Blundell takes a sideways look behind the scenes at The Bowes Museum where she is a volunteer REGARDLESS of whether you believe in things that go bump in the night, the stories of a family’s long dead ancestors can make for entertaining reading. If nothing else, they breathe life into the dusty pages of history. Like the story from 300 years before museum founder John Bowes was born, when Janet Douglas, wife of John Lyon, the 6th Lord Glamis, was burnt at the stake after being accused of witchcraft by King James V of Scotland. Although clear that the accusations were false, the king had Janet, along with her family and servants, tortured until she “confessed”.
British Birds paper from December 2015 ( The Eurasian curlew the most pressing bird conservation priority in the UK?, Brown et al), and had been increasingly worried by Birdwatch Ireland press releases arriving on my desk at the BBC Natural History Unit. These horror stories screamed emergency the Emerald Isle was witnessing a 90% decline in numbers since the 1980s, and now Numenius arquata was red-listed in the UK. The beautiful curlew seemed to be edging closer to oblivion. Action on curlew needed I couldn’t understand what was happening and why there was no dramatic action to turn things around. I wanted to help but wasn’t sure what an individual could do, other than walk, talk and try to bring the issue to the fore. Never in a thousand years would I have believed that in March 2021 things would have moved on so much that the Curlew Recovery Partnership England mercifully shortened to CRP would be launched and the curlew recognised as a flagship species for the health of much of our countryside.
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