Nature round up

There are many activities happening in the coming months to Wales.

I hope that you have handled sort your body clock, now the TSB is finally here. The Rookery near my house definitively gatherings lately and I keep meaning to try and film daily aerial acrobatics, that hundreds of crows take the sky each dawn and dusk.

Hywel Couch has been in contact with the St Fagans National History Museum say they will launch a new project - explore Nature at St Fagans.

There is a new hide bird in place and webcams any action for registration so if see you some large lesser Horseshoe, expensive newts bats and too many birds mentioned, then pop in this place of Saturday April 2.

More to the North, the National Trust launched a ￡ 1 million appeal to help save a farm in Snowdonia - Llyndy ISAF which is now on sale.

The farm in the Highlands of 600 acres on the shores of Llyn Dinas is unique in Snowdonia - untouched by intensive agriculture and is home to many endangered species such as the Kingfisher, otter and Crave Red-billed.

Richard Neale, Director General of Snowdonia National Trust said today: "when I look at the landscape of this small but spectacular of Wales corner, I do not think of a place more deserving for National Trust protection that the ISAF Llyndy.".

"I hope that people in Wales and beyond to help us, so that we can buy the farm." If we do not raise the money, we will lose Llyndy ISAF. "It seems frankly, no plan B".

Welsh actor Matthew Rhys, star of the American drama series brothers and sisters and recently published film Patagonia, became Ambassador to save one of the most valuable landscapes of Snowdonia.

The National Trust have all kinds of events that took place both see their website for things to you.

Gower now where local fisherman, Tony Jones had an unexpected encounter with a family of otters. Tony was fishing autour from 22: 30 on Sunday evening when he heard some hissing sounds high pitched from the sea.

He shone his flashlight in the direction of sounds and was surprised to find a young Otter - in low-lying areas approximately 3.5 metres long. He had a few feet of it before it swam but heard at least two other otters call to each other in the dark.

The National Botanic Garden of Wales are organizing a food festival for two days of May 14 and 15.

The festival will feature the best food and drink Carmarthenshire and neighbouring regions have to offer, more talks and tours on a variety of topics, including the growing your own veg, keeping bees, gathering of wild foodsto make "killer compost" and there will be tours down to the farm to see lambs to rare breed and calf Welsh Black.

For more information call 01558 667149 or E-mail info@gardenofwales.org.uk

Now is also the ideal time to see wildlife so take a look at our guide to the fauna of Wales.

We are also on the look out for the suggestions of the walk for the next series of under Weatherman walking which is expected to begin filming this summer.

Derek would like to hear from you if you have a fascinating walk we could preference feature which has a natural history / archaeological interest that walking well as large landscape. You can leave your suggestions here or by email at wales.nature@bbc.co.uk

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