As the summer comes to an end across Devon, the nights start drawing in, the sunsets turn more and more beautiful and morning mist hangs over fields.
For wildlife, the end of the summer is a time for slowing down and whilst some may be getting ready for departure as they soon head to milder climes in pursuit of food and warmth there is still plenty busying themselves in our countryside both day and night. This is nature’s time of plentifulness, as the hedges are scattered with berries and creatures start the harvest the summer’s yield to build up reserves for migration or for hibernation.
