Spring Bulb for Schools Danielle Cowell, 9 July 2010 Investigation Results 2006-2010The ‘Spring Bulbs for Schools’ project allows 1000s of schools scientists to work with Amgueddfa Cymru-National Museum Wales to investigate and understand climate change.Since October 2005, school scientists across Wales have been keeping weather records and noting when their flowers open, as part of a long-term study looking at the effects of temperature on spring bulbs.See Professor Plant's reports attached or download the spreadsheet to study the trends for yourself!Many ThanksProfessor Plant
Feeding Time @ Nest Cam! Gareth Bonello, 20 May 2010 Take a look at the series of photos of our nesting Great Tit family taken by the nest cameras!
Moth Night Gareth Bonello, 19 May 2010 Thanks to everyone who came to the Moth Night last Saturday. It was the first time we've had a moth night at St Fagans and I found it very interesting. I'll definitely like to do more in the future! My personal favourite moths on the night were the Lunar Marbled Brown and the Nut-Tree Tussock. Here's a list of all the species we found - thanks to Dave at SEWBReC for this!Micropterix thunbergellaEriocrania subpurpurellaAgonopterx cf heracliana Capua vulganaDark-barred Twinspot CarpetSmall PhoenixGolden-rod PugMottled PugBrimstoneCoxcomb ProminentLunar Marbled BrownFlame ShoulderCommon QuakerHebrew CharacterNut-tree TussockPictures and loads more info on moths can be found at UK Moths
Chicks at St Fagans! Danielle Cowell, 13 May 2010 Follow our Great Tit nest box camera at St Fagans!http://www.museumwales.ac.uk/en/2736/Eight eggs were laid on the 27th of April and finally hatched yesterday. The chicks are so small you can only really see them when they open their mouths. Mr & Mrs Great Tit are now very busy feeding their family in the woodlands at St.Fagans.
Daffodil Drawing Competition 2010 Danielle Cowell, 27 April 2010 Winners 2009-10Pupils were asked to draw and label their daffodils. We received many fantastic drawings!Professor Plant awarded each school and home educated family with sets of sturdy binoculars and easy to construct birdhouses.Age:12 Alexandra Jones - Home educated Age:10 Tabitha Jones - Home educated Age:9 Huw Butterworth - Home educated Leon Queely - Cwmfelin Primary Age:8 Thomas Minen - Cwmfelin Primary Age:7 Tom Butterworth - Home educated. Commended: Morgan Lawrence - Cwmfelin Primary. Francesca Rees - Cwmfelin Primary Thomas Minen - Cwmfelin Primary
