Maltese Nature
Monday, October 19, 2015
Mediterranean Painted Frog
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February seemed to be wetter than usual. It rained most days and by the end of the month I was hearing a lot of people complaining that t...
Carob Trees are in Peril
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The Plant Health Directorate last week issued a statement to inform the public that carob trees are falling victim to a beetle known scie...
Mediterranean Cowry
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Visiting the beach after storms can be very rewarding. Waves can throw up interesting creatures and deposit them on the sand or in rock p...
Along Came a Green Spider
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The green spider is an indigenous member of the huntsman spider family. This family got its name because of its fast active hunting habit...
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The wood blewit is a scarce mushroom that grows under both coniferous and deciduous trees in places such as Buskett and the Simar Nature ...
Where have the flamingos gone?
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Last November I wrote an article about a pair of immature flamingos that were released at the Ghadira Nature Reserve in early September....
Rockin' Robin
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The robin is one of the most common birds wintering in the Maltese islands. It is well known and probably easily recognised by everybody....
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