Gayton Churchyard 14.10.24
After overnight rain, volunteers cut and raked preserved wildlife corridors along the North and East churchyard walls and an area within the West side.
Some refuge areas for wildlife were left for insects and small vertebrates over winter. Suckers from lime trees and overhanging branches along the entrance path were removed.
Buddleia and some Elm were cut back and a general tidy of overhanging branches was done.
A Fungi survey was carried out and we also had a visit from a friendly “Russian Terrier” with the keyholder for the church!
