A morning clearing saplings
“You can get up now, it’s lunchtime!”
from Adel Moor, the last patch of original heathland in Leeds, and well worth preserving as a unique habitat for that reason alone. Birch and oak saplings are encroaching on the moor, and killing off the heather and other moorland plants. The birch saplings are particularly invasive – there are hundreds of small seedlings from an inch in size upwards.
You never know what you might find on the moor! Have a look at this!!!
Friends of Adel Woods 