As well as being the Warden on Otmoor, I’m also the Warden for a small woodland reserve in Buckinghamshire called Church Wood. The wood is one of the oldest RSPB reserves and is almost entirely managed by two volunteer work parties (Pinner and West London). During the spring, Church Wood is carpeted with bluebells and throughout the year it plays host to a range of woodland birds, butterflies, moths, flowers, mammals and fungi. Roving bands of redwings are currently feeding in the wood, jays are noisily collecting acorns and tiny goldcrests can be seen hopping through the dense foliage. It is only a small piece of woodland but it is enjoyed by a lot of people. I recently replaced the sightings/comment book at Church Wood and the following comments taken from it will almost certainly tempt you into visiting the wood!?...