Views of the Ock

Wildlife and other things of interest on and around the river Ock in south Oxfordshire

Wednesday, 29 April 2009

Mystery solved (maybe)

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An absolutely freezing evening strolling up and down the ditch, revealed more feeding signs and this time footprints. Then, just when I was ...
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Walk to work

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I'm very fortunate - I can walk to work along several of the streams and rivers in Abingdon, so this blog entry is today's walk. I ...
Monday, 27 April 2009

Ditch life?

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Although dried out, something has been eating the shoots in the ditch running through the centre of the floodplain Further down the ditc...
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Views of the ditch...

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The stream that runs past Tescos is a delightful stroll and it offers a variety o f habitats, from banks overgrown with nettles: To ditches ...

Woodpecker

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Song birds define their territory and attract mates by singing. Woodpeckers define theirs buy drumming their beaks against a tree,or in thi...
Saturday, 25 April 2009

Drawing a blank.

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Several evenings this week, I've been exploring slightly further downstream, up to the weir where the Ock splits in two As all the water...
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Wednesday, 22 April 2009

Radley Brook

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Radley brook is probably more of a ditch than a brook and is not connected to the Ock. It joins the Thames via the Abbey streams just north ...
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