Margery Thomas

Margery Thomas

Kent Wildlife Trust Volunteer

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Early spring plants & whitethroats: April on Hothfield Heathlands

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The writer H E Bates moved from Northamptonshire to Little Chart Forstal in 1931. His deep knowledge of the countryside coloured all his writing. In ‘Through the Woods’ (1936), with fine wood engravings by Agnes Miller Parker, he wrote in loving detail about the plant and animal life in Coldham Wood, which lies due west of the Extension section of Hothfield Heathland.

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Pigs, excavators and rain

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Margery Thomas describes a rainy November at Hothfield Heathland as pigs have been introduced and work is being done to make the bog areas more resilient to drier months.

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The toothwort plant with white leaves, tinged with pink.

Toothwort on Hothfield Heathlands in May

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Volunteer Margery Thomas talks us through a fascinating species you can find on Hothfield Heathlands in May: toothwort! Read all about it and the recent bird counts at the reserve here.