Bush Grass, that had been cut earlier, needed to be raked up and then carried to an area beside the meadow. Cutting and clearing to reduce nutrition would allow wildflower growth to attract a variety of insects to improve its biodiversity. Toadlets and froglets were encouraged to move to the safety of an area around the edges of the meadow. One volunteer brushcut small Buckthorn nearby. Rosie, assistant warden, thanked the Group for all their efforts. After lunch several volunteers visited the bird hide on Broadwater with the warden to identify migrant birds.
