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The Species List #2

26/06/2024, NOTES

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Anja Hørnell documenting species at Hjortetakly

Bio

Anja Vensild Hørnell is a biologist from Copenhagen University. She works as a nature guide and communicates her knowledge about nature and science to institutions and schools. She has contributed content to the popular Danish children's TV channel, Ramasjang, and has also published a book in collaboration with the program, Wild Wonderful Animals.

At our co-hosting site Hjortetakly, biologist and nature walker, Anja Vensild Hørnell, has been documenting all the species around in the area. The intention is that know as much about the space, and the many ecological relations it holds, and second, to form an archive of the place.

Below are the list of species Anja noted on two occasions. First, September 12, 2023, and second June 26th, 2024. There might be species overlaps across the dates, but seasons change, and our forms of noticing too. This post is about the second day of creating the list, 26th June, 2024, the day of the Open Garden at Hjortetakly.

1. Hyld / Elderberry

2. Elm

3. Almindelig Hønsetarm / Common Mouse-ear Chickweed

4. Løgkarse / Garlic Mustard

5. Kristtjørn/ Common Holly

6. Ahorn/ Maple

7. Febernellikkerodent / Lollipop plant

8. Storkenæb/ Crane’s Bill

9. Mirabelle/ Mirabelle plum

10. Hvidtjørn/ Hawthorn

11. Brændenælde/ Stinging Nettles

12. Fuglekirsebær/ Sweet Cherry

13. Liguster/ Privets

14. Hunderose/æblerose/ Apple Rose

15. Skvalderkål/ Kale

16. Brombær/ Blackberries

17. Æble/ Apple

18. Mælkebøtte/ Dandelion

19. Agersnerle/ Field Bindweed

20. Hjortetak

21. Dueurt/ Willow Herbs

22. Akeleje/ Columbine

23. Hindbær/ Raspberry

24. Ask

25. Thuja

26. Birk/ Birch

27. Jasmin/ Jasmine

28. Humle Humle is an old crop/medicineplant(I thought it as wild) The small hooks you felt on the plant are used for the plant to cling and climb on other trees reaching for the light up to 8 m in just three moths. Humle have female and maleplants. The femaleplants have the flowers/cones we like to use for beer and medicine. Look for them high up where the light is. As medicine we use it for treating stressy nerves, Humle is a gentle "calm down" herb.

29. Skovjordbær/ Wild Strawberries

30. Efeu/ Ivy

31. Vikke sp

32. Elletræ/ Alder

33. Blommetræ/ Plum Tree

34. Troldpil/Magic Arrow

35. Tidsel sp/Thistle

36. Valnød/Walnut

37. Draphavre

38. Hjortetrøst/ Spotted Joe-Pye Weed

39. Liguster Gedeblad/ Privet Lead

40. Normannsgran/ Normann Pine

41. Blågran/ Blue Spruce

42. Snebær/ Snowberry

43. Rapgræs/ Meadow grass

44. Skov Hullæbe – orkideen / Skov Hullæbe - orchid - Watch out for the orchids ”skovhul-læbe”, they grow in the south-eastern corner of the garden, apprx. 1M close to the path.

45. Spætte/ Woodpecker

46. Ringdue/ Common wood pigeon

47. Gransanger/ Common chiffchaff

48. Sort Havemyre/ Black Garden Ant

49. Honningbi/ Honney Bee

50. Rotte/ Rat

51. Solsort/ Black Bird

52. Mejer/ Lemon

53. Havesnegl/ White Lipped Snail

54. Hulhumale/ Bumble Bee

55. Græshoppe nymfe sp/ Nymph Grasshopper

56. Ørentvist/ Earwig

57. Myg/Mosquitoes

58. Guldflue sp/ Gold Fly sp.

59. Små fluer sp/ Small Fly sp.

60. Svirreflue/ Hoverflies

61. Bænkebider/ Woodlouse

62. Kuglebænkebider/ Roly Poly

63. Regnorm/ Earthworms

64. Mus sp, vi skal se nærmere på gnavemærkerne i kirsebærsten/ Mouse - we need to look more closely at the gnawing marks in the cherry stone

65. Grenlav/ Green Moss

66. Mos sp/ Moss sp.

67. Lav på ahorn sp/ Lichens on Maple sp.

Collaborators & Co-hosts

Hjortetak and the summer canopy

Anja's notebook

Anja documenting species with children at the Open Garden

Young wild apple