On recent walks in North Wales and in Northamptonshire I’ve noticed there are very few acorns to be found. I commented on this in my previous blog and had a reply from Annie, who is also located in ‘middle England’, saying she had noticed it too. Some quick research on Google came up with a few articles on the very subject and it would seem that it is a nationwide problem. I would have posted the Forestry Commission article but had a warning it contained malware, so didn’t proceed. This is a link to an article in the Guardian quoting the organisation http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2014/sep/25/acorns-in-short-supply-say-forestry-commission-and-naturalists?CMP=fb_gu
Look forward to your own observations!
Virtually none.
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I’ve definitely not seen any – but then, we don’t have any oaks nearby, only turkey oaks!
All the best 🙂
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Now that I think about it, I can’t recall seeing any yet!
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