2022 Dedh Dew Cans Pajar Ügens ha Pajar
De Meurth, üdnegves mis Hedra
Tuesday, 11th October
Ma idhyow ow tevy en keow, ha da ew hedna rag gwenen gwels (gwenen blewek). Gorfednys ew flourys e'n lowarth bes ma whath nebes flourys e'n ke ow furnya nectar ha podn flourys. Ma boos en keow rag edhyn ewedh. Anjei a vedn debry greun hag ogan mar qwra an dor re galish dhe whilas bulük. Ma ogan ow türya hirra vel mor dû. Nebes mor dû ew solabres pindy.
Ivy is growing in hedges, and that is good for wild bees (hairy bees). Flowers are finished in the garden but there are still some flowers in the hedge providing nectar and pollen. There's food in hedges for birds too. They will eat rose hips and berries if the ground is too hard to look for earthworms. Rose hips last longer than blackberries. Some blackberries are already mouldy.
Gerva Vocabulary
blewek hairy
bulük earthworms > bulügen (f)
greun berries > greunen (f)
gwels ~ gwyls wild
gwenen bees > gwenenen (f)
idhyow ivy (collective plural) > idhyowen (f)
mor berries > moren (f)
ogan rose hips > oganen (f)
pindy mouldy
podn flourys (m) pollen
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