This page is where I will link to all my posts during The Wildlife Trust’s 30 Day’s Wild. I have been participating since 2015.
I hope you enjoy!
2022:
2021:
Day 1: Big Wild Breakfast
Day 2: Planting wildflower seeds
Day 3: Wildlife Apps
Day 4: Close up with hoverflies
Day 5: World Environment Day
Day 6: Wildlife Webcams
Day 7: RSPB Burton Mere
Day 8: World Oceans Day
Day 9: A Beautiful Orchid
Day 10: Spent time in the yarden at dusk
Day 11: Close up with Pipistrelle Bats
Day 12: Pond Dipping
Day 13: Wildflower Meadow
Day 14: Stargazing
Day 15: ID a flower
Day 16: Visit a wild place
Day 17: Bee watch
Day 18: Authors inspired by nature
Day 19: Visited Brockholes Nature Reserve
Day 20: The Big Wild Quiz
Day 21: Watch a sunset
Day 22: National Insect Week
Day 23: Did a litter pick
Day 24: The cinnabar moth
Day 25: Close up with Peregrines
Day 26: Visited Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve
Day 27: Manchester Festival of Nature
Day 28: Admire a spiders web
Day 29: Bringing back Beavers
Day 30: Update on wildflower seedlings and recap
2020:
Day 1: Close up with a Great Tit
Day 2: An hour with bees
Day 3: Brewed a leafy tea
Day 4: Make a nature table
Day 5: Watch a wildlife webcam
Day 6: ID’ing a plant
Day 7: Silent Sunday
Day 8: World Oceans Day
Day 9: Cleaned my bird feeders
Day 10: Made a note of what’s outside my window
Day 11: The Lost Words
Day 12: Ladybug Hunt
Day 13: Philip Larkin – Pigeons
Day 14: Silent Sunday – Clouds
Day 15: Close up with bellflowers
Day 16: Learning birdsong
Day 17: Smelled a wild scent
Day 18: Made fat balls for the garden birds
Day 19: ID’d a feather
Day 20: Summer Solstice
Day 21: Wildflower hunt
Day 22: Up close with badgers
Day 23: National Insect Week
Day 24: Sketch the wild up close
Day 25: Tree Trumps
Day 26: Listened to podcasts
Day 27: Took a barefoot walk
Day 28: Visited Port Sunlight River Park
Day 29: Up Close with Gulls
Day 30: Looking to the future
2019:
Day 1: Moths at RSPB Leighton Moss
Day 2: Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve
Day 3: Plant anatomy
Day 4: Metamorphosis
Day 5: World Environment Day
Day 6: Read a wild book
Day 7: Listen to birdsong
Day 8: Gaia – Earth
Day 9: Caterpillars to chrysalides
Day 10: Close up on Ospreys
Day 11: The Lost Words
Day 12: Mindfulness walk in the park
Day 13: Looking for newborns
Day 14: The Glorious Garden
Day 15: Bee Orchids
Day 16: Wildflower Meadow
Day 17: Close up on red Squirrels
Day 18: The Moon
Day 19: Chrysalids to butterflies
Day 20: Gardening for wildlife
Day 21: Releasing painted lady butterflies on summer solstice
Day 22: Moore Nature Reserve
Day 23: Bee Experience at The Bee Centre
Day 24: Close up with dragonflies
Day 25: ID trees
Day 26: Tune in by turning off
Day 27: Sip in the wild!
Day 28: Foraging
Day 29: Climb for a better view and wild swimming
Day 30: Jellyfish
30 Days Wild 2019: Roundup!
2018:
Day 1: Planted wildflower seeds
Day 2: Visited Dibbinsdale Nature Reserve in the rain
Day 3: Made elderflower champagne
Day 4: Up close with a cellar spider
Day 5: A walk to work
Day 6: Worms!
Day 7: The Great British Bee Count
Day 8: ID a plant
Day 9: A visit to Port Sunlight River Park
Day 10: Visited Brockholes Nature Reserve
Day 11: All about amphibians
Day 12: Bottling elderflower champagne
Day 13: Planning a wild adventure!
Day 14: Signed up for the Plastic Challenge
Day 15: Explore somewhere wild
Day 16: Strawberry picking at Claremont Farm
Day 17: Forest bathed at Grizedale
Day 18: Up close with a Herdwick
Day 19: Wild swimming in The Lake District
Day 20: Alpacas
Day 21: Summer Solstice
Day 22: National Insect Week
Day 23: Photographing something blue
Day 24: Brereton Heath Local Nature Reserve
Day 25: A close up with goldfinches
Day 26: Woolfall Heath Meadow
Day 27: A closer look at Bracken
Day 28: Sampling elderflower champagne 🙂
Day 29: All about Moths
Day 30: A celebration at Lunt Meadows
2017:
Week One: Making elderflower champagne and rain
Week Two: Beach combing and wildflowers
Week Three: Eggs and rosemary tea
Week Four: Nature Reserves and wildflower seeds
Finale: Mosquitoes and elderflower champagne
2016:
Week One: Building a pond and information on bees
Week Two: Drawing a dunnock and growing our own potatoes
Week Three: Growing borage and wild swimming
Week Four: Moth sighting and no tech day
Finale: Dancing in the rain and weeds
2015:
Week One: The yarden and homes for wildlife.
Week Two: Clouds and recipes
Week Three: Wildflowers and saving bees
Week Four: Passion Flowers and a trip to Norwich
Finale: Moths and butterflies
Christine Lucas 