A wild test of my hearing
Now that some of the crops are gaining some height, at last, it's always nice to know that for another day my personal audiologist had confirmed that my hearing is up to scratch at least in…
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Now that some of the crops are gaining some height, at last, it's always nice to know that for another day my personal audiologist had confirmed that my hearing is up to scratch at least in…
Dragonflies and damselflies can be tricky to identify. Luckily, the British David Smallshire and Andy Swash have released a beautiful, easy-to-use ID guide to Europe's dragons and damsels.…
It’s Day 7 of my 30 Days Wild adventure – so it’s a cuppa, a bowl of cereal, an appreciation of my better half shopping in a changed world, then a wander onto Chat Moss.
Day six of 30 Days Wild and I wander west to look for the Wild which was quite easily found as it fell from the sky in bucketloads helped along by a driving westerly wind.
Were the seeds of my imagination set on their way by the squally rain showers that enjoyed their dominance of Day Five or was it just the product of a soggy head that gave today’s wild a seaside…
Once again, we have been overwhelmed with the number of stunning photographs you have sent us during yet another month of Covid-19 lockdown.
The wild today offered but a leaden sky which to some degree perhaps should have pleased me for it complemented my head’s sweep of grey that seems to have been further whitened by the recent run…
You don’t have to venture far to spot some really interesting and very cool wildlife. In fact, there are countless creatures you could find in your own home or garden.
Yes I agree with the LWT that being out and amongst our wildlife does lift the spirits.
Why were these normally agile airborne hirundines mauling about on that Farmsteads Lawn?