Wildlife of the National Trust


About Gibside
	Originally built for then Bowes family in the 18th century, Gibside Hall is now sadly just a shell. However, the grounds are a fantastic place for wildlife, and include woods, meadows, a river (the Derwent), formal gardens, ponds and a bird hide. Click on the Oak Leaf to see the National Trust's website for Gibside My visits here are from 2019 onwards

New Species

February 2025	Wed 5th	Bullfinch

June 2023	Fri 23rd	Black Snail Beetle
	Fri 23rd	Common Grass-veneer
	Fri 23rd	Four-spotted Chaser

May 2023	Wed 24th	Furrow Bee
	Wed 24th	Palmate Newt

June 2022	Wed 22nd	Black-and-yellow Longhorn Beetle
	Wed 22nd	Banded Demoiselle
	Wed 22nd	Chimney Sweeper Moth
	Wed 22nd	Cinnamon Bug

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