PaulOfHorsham's photos with the keyword: Knepp

Emerging from the trees

23 May 2023 4 2 168
Another trip to Knepp and I was lucky enough to come across this family of Tamworth pigs emerging from the trees across the path

Tamworth family

23 May 2023 6 3 276
Tamworth pigs were introduced as part of the rewilding. Wild boar were not permitted, so these were selected as a reasonable substitute.

Wild Teasel

08 Jul 2022 10 11 277
Spotted an interesting looking flower, so took a few photos. Turns out to be wild Teasel (thanks Google Lens, which is so helpful in these situations)

Escaped calf

08 Jul 2022 6 7 262
A revisit to Knepp, and a wander around the "Middle Block", without a guide this time. I encountered this calf which had managed to get out of its field

Stork nest

30 Jun 2022 2 1 158
The main attraction on the estate is storks which were reintroduced and are now breeding

Dead tree

30 Jun 2022 1 185
A bright sunny afternoon. New tress are emerging in various parts, while others die off. The ground is slowly recovering from the various pesticides and insecticides used when the land was farmed

Knepp Wilderness

30 Jun 2022 1 158
I went on a walking "safari" around the Southern Block, which has mostly become scrubland such as this. The animals (deer, cattle, pigs and ponies) roam freely through here.

Large Skipper

30 Jun 2022 1 169
It's quite likely I've not identified this brown butterfly correctly (there's a lot of brown ones to choose from)

Stork flying past

30 Jun 2022 5 2 182
Plenty of in-flight action when I visited

Speckled Wood

30 Jun 2022 198
Knepp also hosts many species of butterflies and moths. I used the Butterfly Conservation website to identify them (possibly not correctly)

Feeding the young

30 Jun 2022 1 175
There are plenty of nests, though not all are occupied.

Stork on the ground

30 Jun 2022 172
We watched this one for several minutes before it flew off

Stork in flight

30 Jun 2022 170
Storks are pretty big birds!

Stork wings outstretched

29 Jun 2022 3 2 183
I managed to catch a stork flying directly overhead