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Dreaming of Daffodils

After the long, dark and nippy winter months, we are very much looking forward to what spring has to offer. It’s that time of year when everything is changing, there’s new life popping up all over the place – and with that brings new hope.

Here’s just a few reasons why we LOVE spring so much…

Lighter nights

We get to step outside and enjoy the fresh spring air as the days start to get longer and the nights get shorter. It’s the perfect season to get outdoors and explore, dust of your bike or go for a hike and enjoy the spring breeze and sunshine. And you can still enjoy comfy evenings curled up in a fluffy blanket!

The end of hibernation

Spring welcomes the sight of many animals not seen since last year, and probably, the UK’s most famous hibernating animal is the Hedgehog. With the arrival of spring days, their food supply is back so it’s time for them to get up and eat! It is so important we look after our hedgehogs, we’ve lost a third of the population since the millennium.  Just a thought, why not log your sightings [ https://www.hedgehogstreet.org/about-our-hedgehog-street-campaign/ ] so we can help keep track on these incredible creatures?

Birds chirping

The arrival of the first Swallow always puts a smile on our faces at GreenWood. It’s a sign that spring is well and truly here! This fork tailed bird arrives from Africa early April and stays with us until September hunting for tasty insects. And, let’s be honest, there’s no better indicator of spring than birds chirping in your backyard!

Bumblebees and Butterflies

The first sightings of these fragile, flower loving creatures always fills us with joy! Did you know, the Bumblebee queen is usually the first Bee to emerge after spending the entire winter underground hibernating alone in the soil?

Butterflies are some of the most thrilling and colourful woodland insects…

Daffodils

We love daffodils – these vivid flowers are one of the first signs that spring is truly under way. Bursting with the promise of sunny days just around the corner, these joyful yellow flowers blossom from late February to early April.

Easter

Easter belongs to spring and it’s the perfect opportunity to relish in some downtime and spend quality time with your loved ones. Why not check out what we have planned at the park for the Easter holidays.

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Spent the day here with my husband, son whos 11 and daughter whos 9, we had a great day, there is lots to do, parks, rides, plenty of food, ice cream & drink stalls. They have huts with activities in for an extra cost aswell. Will deffo go back for another fun day out.
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It's clean and everything is sturdy and safe. We were a group of 6 people, 2 kids (7 and 3) 2 disabled adults (mobility issues) and 2 adults/carers. The kids loved all the activities available and enjoyed every minute of it. They didn't want to leave. I highly recommend.
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Brilliant park, so much to do! 2 teens and a toddler there all day and still feel like we could have stayed longer. Magic show was very good, light hearted fun. The whole place has the feel of good fun. Staff were amazing, definitely worth the money.
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Ladybirds have a colourful shell that protects their wings. This helps them to fly really fast to find their favourite food aphids. The ladybug shell also wards away predators.

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Caterpillars eat a lot, in fact, they can be 100 times larger than when it's emerged from the egg! They don't even have teeth!

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A mushroom or toadstool is the fleshy, spore-bearing fruiting body of a fungus, typically produced above ground, on soil, or on its food source.

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The speed of snails is around 0.5-0.8 inches per second. If they moved without stopping, it would take more than a week to complete 1 kilometer.

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