UK and Eire Natural History Bloggers: July 2012

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Tales of the City

Prints charming - Yesterday I went to visit my friend Lucie who has a print studio in East London. She had offered to let me try my hand at making a linocut, and at the last...
33 minutes ago
Wilden Marsh

Fungi in Rubbish Tip Field Wood. - Sunrise: 08.06 Sunset: 03.56 Filed under: Fungi, Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve, Wildlife Photography Tagged: Fungi, Kidderminster, nature, Nature Photograph...
49 minutes ago
Tricia's Tales

A Sunday afternoon at Audley in the Sunshine! - After the dull grey of yesterday, it was lovely to have some blue skies and sunshine today... so this afternoon we headed off to Audley End. The House is ...
2 hours ago
Linacre Blogger

Storm damage and duck counting at Linacre - Following the heavy winds last week I was interested to see whether the woods at Linacre had suffered much damage. Luckily, the answer was "no", with just ...
2 hours ago
SophiEco Goes Wild

World through a Window: Weald and Downland Museum - I have always loved to watch the world through a window. there seems to be something magical about the way the window pane frames a snapshot of the scene b...
2 hours ago
Garden 65

Tidying Up The Front Bit - Tidying up the front garden is a different experience from doing the same to the back - or rather, the - garden. For one, tackling the garden at the back...
3 hours ago
Islay Natural History Trust

Putting on the beef - Islay Natural History Trust
3 hours ago
NI Birds

Bird News Sunday 8th December - At Whitehead, Co Antrim, a watch early morning produced 27 Red-throated Diver and 2 Great northern Diver - all flew into Belfast Lough. (Ian Enlander) At ...
5 hours ago
Hagbourne Wildlife

Another day at the seaside - A couple of weeks ago I spent a day at the Elmley Marshes nature reserve on the Isle of Sheppey. This was before the recent tidal surge: I gather there was...
5 hours ago
Downland Views

Last Post (for a while) - I have legitimately been able to forget the housework and go off exploring the countryside as the doctor said walking would strengthen my knee and help wit...
6 hours ago
Purbeck Footprints

The Purbeck White Hart - There are only a few white deer on the Isle of Purbeck and seeing them is always special. They tend to be quite timid and shy away from contact and so gett...
7 hours ago
Birding For Pleasure

Dark bellied Brent Geese at Ryde, I.O.W. - I am continuing with my post on the first day of birding with Eileen on the I.O.W. As well as the Sanderlings we saw at Ryde Beach in my Friday post, we ...
7 hours ago
An English Wood

Mellow yellow: Maple colours 3 of 3 - Field Maple on the north ride. Ace […]
7 hours ago
Hemel Birding

3rd Winter HERRING GULL still around Corner Hall area. -
7 hours ago
UK Wildlife

Rhithrogena clinging mayfly nymph - While in the Cairngorms in March, I kept going past lovely clear and clean rivers and streams, or I should say burns being that it was Scotland, and being ...
9 hours ago
Gabriel Hemery

European Forest Week – let’s celebrate - Europe's forests are thriving—make the smart choice and use them responsibly—so says the Food & Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations.
10 hours ago
Midmarsh Jottings

Pic Shape - iPad app - Another photography app which went free for one day is Pic Shape which allows various frame / mask type additions to photographs. The foreground and backgr...
12 hours ago
Landscapism

Landscape in Particular: The Uffington White Horse and Wayland's Smithy - *"I write with very cold hands, the White Horse twenty to thirty yards below me to my right ... and the sun breaks through suddenly and warms my aching so...
19 hours ago
George's wonderful wildlife report

The use of animals in films and wildlife news. - Hello and welcome to my latest wildlife blog, I hope you have been well since the last issue. In this edition I talk about wrestling with my conscience whe...
19 hours ago
CABINET OF CURIOSITIES

Biodiversity in the Bathroom - *There can't be a bathroom in Britain where steam doesn't sometimes condense on cold windows at this time of year - and wherever moisture accumulates arou...
22 hours ago
Druridge Diary

Turned out all white - At lunchtime today , I was sat in the Oddie hide with Graeme Bowman and Les Robson contemplating heading home to watch the Newcastle match and eat last nig...
1 day ago
NI Bird Pics

Angus Kennedy - Peregrine & Ravens -
1 day ago
Barcode Ecology

Three counties, three days, three reserves. - Now if you’re a friend in the real life, or you follow me on Twitter, you may have noticed that I’ve been having some adventures since I came back from Sou...
1 day ago
Alan Tilmouth

I vory No More -
1 day ago
The Barley Bird-er

Great Tit Bill Deformity - This morning I had things to do around the house and so opened a net in the garden. The session was ticking along steadily with mainly blue and great tits...
1 day ago
Wildlife Photographic Journals

Rothiemurchus Ospreys - Day 2 and a Bit - This is the second and final part describing my trip to Scotland earlier in the summer to photograph the Ospreys at Rothiemurchus. Before I get on to those...
1 day ago
Nature Writing Notes

Tokyo - Autumn in photographs - A garden in Omotesando Shinjuku Gyoen Shinjuki Gyoen Korakuen Korakuen Kita-Senju Bridges over Arakawa, Kita-Senju Autumn Grasses, Kita-Se...
1 day ago
Cholsey Wildlife

Not been out! - Not been out this week due to a heavy cold............................Yuk. Just birding from the living room window. A ♀*Great-spotted Woodpecker* and a *...
1 day ago
Zygoma

Friday mystery object #214 answer - Apologies for the lateness of the FMO this week, my excuse is a rather apt bout of illness, where some of the alveolar bone of my mandible has been lost du...
1 day ago
Lancashire and Lakeland Outback Adventure Wildlife Safaris

The calm after the storm - *The Safari hopes everyone* is safe and well and not too wet after yesterday bit of a to-do. It's something out of the ordinary when about an hour and a hal...
1 day ago
The Wold Ranger

A cold winter's day in t' hide - After testing my father's camera on Wednesday (see Stormy winds and testing my dad's new camera) I felt a need to get out and compare it to my Canon gear,...
2 days ago
Birding the day away!

Lesser Black-backed Gull ~ Leucistic ~ Jolly Farmers, Crayford - 06.12.12 - *This bird has been seen locally for at least a couple of weeks.* *Structurally smaller than the other LBB's and Herring gulls in the day roost at the Jolly...
2 days ago
Ecology Escapades

Plant Identification Course - I have finally received my certificate for successfully completing the Plant Identification Course I did online with the Field Studies Council this year. T...
2 days ago
hullvalley

Blow wind blow. - 5/12 On Thursday morning went to Tophill Low NR with RL. A female Scaup had been present on D reservoir since Tuesday, likely the same bird I found on 25/1...
2 days ago
Jason Ridge Photography

Wildlife Watching Supplies® C14F Double Bean Bag – Review - Hi everyone. Once again i have been asked to check out some fantastic products from Wildlife Watching Supplies®. This time the C14F Standard Double Bean....
2 days ago
Notes of Nature

The history of our passion flower - The passion flower is not a native of the UK and until recently they haven't done too well in our climate, as botanist Trevor Dines explained in the third ...
2 days ago
Random Jottings

Storm - Following the storm, which battered large parts of Britain yesterday, we ventured out to see what - if any - damage had been caused. Looking out of the wi...
2 days ago
Jenny McLaren- art, fieldnotes & findings

Polar weather........ - As it's snowing again I thought these shots of Walker, the Polar Bear from earlier in the week would make an apt post for the day. He was swimming ...
2 days ago
Cath Hodsman British Wildlife Artist

Children’s insect events for 2014 - Blog Wildlife Art Company These are the dates booked so far for 2014, in which Cath will be running insect-related arts and crafts session or microscopy wo...
2 days ago
Wild Sight

One in One Thousand - There is a gorse shrub not very far from my home that grows right next to the road. Immediately after sunrise gorgeously rich light can hit it at just the...
2 days ago
The Early Birder

Whooper Swan - One of the joys of winter are the swans and geese that visit our country. The Whooper Swan is one such bird that I love to see. Probably because they are s...
2 days ago
Hedgeland Tales

Parrot Crossbills at Holt, Norfolk - A flock of Parrot Crossbills have been frequenting Holt Country Park in North Norfolk for the past few weeks and I have been toying with the idea of goin...
2 days ago
Jake's Bones

A month of filming a pine marten - Pine martens are kind of amazing. They are rare, hard to spot, cute, and tough. It never even occurred to be that there might be some nearby, and I only fo...
3 days ago
Owls about that then!

Squeaking them in...... - Hi all! I know my updates have been a bit thin on the ground just recently, it has not been a case that I can't be bothered to do a post its just a case th...
3 days ago
Birding with Flowers

The Perils of Venturing into Lincolnshire! - On Wednesday I'd arranged permission to visit one of the jewels in Lincolnshire wildlife's crown, giving a month's notice to look round, so hopes were hig...
3 days ago
Ron's Wildlife Photography blog

Sparrowhawk - I think of all our birds of prey probably the hardest t [...]
3 days ago
shirls gardenwatch

Wordless Wednesday: The stage is set - A warm welcome please for our acrobatic cast members... The Blue Tit* Parus caeruleus* The Great Tit *Parus major* The Coal Tit *Parus ater* *This post ...
3 days ago
Rambles with a Camera

Saving a toad from the road............................................................................. - During my visit to Moore Nature Reserve a few days ago we spotted a toad crossing the road in front of us. We stopped to pick it up and carried it into the...
3 days ago
The Cowboy Birder

I do love a Redhead (Smew) - Taking advantage of a brief interlude between jobs (it's a long story) I popped to Connaught Water hoping the recently reported Redhead *Smew* was still kn...
3 days ago
National Trust Fell Rangers

Working with volunteers on Gowbarrow - Over the course of the year we've spent a fair amount of time repairing the path up on Gowbarrow in Ullswater, and to help us achieve this work we've had f...
4 days ago
Doorstep Birding

December Moth, Winter Moth,and a change for the blog - A forecast of a slight increase in the minimum temperatures persuaded me to roll the dice for possibly the last time this year with the moth trap. It's bee...
4 days ago
Birds, Bees and Outer Hebrides

- November is often thought to be the end of autumn and the start of a long winter but in reality the 11th month of the year has produced some great birds an...
4 days ago
Biodiversity Gatwick

November Summary - Judge Dredge: Our digger driver Scott re-profiling a small channel of the River Mole November has been as wonderfully wet and variable as was predicted (a...
4 days ago
Pegler Birding

barn owl (no, not Barn Owl!) - on 30th November, 2013 - *Sorry, couldn't resist that one! My Little Owl Site No.02 continues to give delight. This day it was one of those rare occasions when an owl was visible i...
4 days ago
Wisdom of a Wazzock

Friday to Sunday (22-24 Nov) - Think these posts might be getting too long so this one’s only 3 days long. Friday 22 November 2013 There was a daytime moon – not the easiest thing to cat...
4 days ago
Tarka Challenge

Glow worms - Here is the short film I made for our Wildlife Trust Group Christmas meeting, its all about Glow worms
4 days ago
Birders in Boxers

"Quiet weekends" - Had a couple of quiet weekends lately what with the Autumn rugby internationals on the tele and taxiing to and photographing both grandsons playing rugby o...
4 days ago
Valley Naturalist

Wild cabbage (Brassica oleracea) - A shock discovery of a photographic record of a great grey shrike from the head of the Blaenserchan Valley in early November had me out in the hope it wa...
4 days ago
Another Bird Blog

Stick In The Mud - This is a short post, mainly because there's not much to include by way of news from my quick visits to the Knott End and then Pilling patches before babys...
5 days ago
Garden Bird Year

Great Spotted Start to GBS - Female Great spotted Woodpecker ( c. OOS) Last weekend, we fulfilled an ambition of 3 or 4 years: a garden visit from a woodpecker finally happened: Discove...
5 days ago
A life at the shoreline

Eider down the harbour mouth - These two Eiders have been have been in Lahinch bay most of the week ,moving up and down the quiet shoreline of Liscannor ....just out of reach. Today they ...
5 days ago
Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Colour-ringing Project

Black-headed Gulls talk at NIOC, 05.12.13 - I'm giving another talk on our study in Northern Ireland, this Wednesday to the Northern Ireland Ornithologists' Club. Starting at 7.30pm, the talk will be...
5 days ago
Murf's Wildlife

Common Eider - These two Common Eiders were feeding at the inner harbour of Liscannor Harbour last Sunday morning. We only get three to four birds in Clare every winter ...
5 days ago
Steve's Birding And Wildlife Blog

Black-throated cracker!. - After hearing on Sunday that the recently seen Juvenile Black-throated Diver had returned to North Cave Wetlands i decided to have a trip over to see it th...
5 days ago
Wild Nottingham

Ivy in flower - I recently saw this impressive Ivy plant (Hedera helix) growing on an old tree and wall in Forest Fields : There aren’t many wild plants in flower at this ...
6 days ago
The Gray Gallery / Nature through the lens

Grey Squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) - With poor light this morning and a heavy mist shrouding the landscape, this Grey Squirrel obliged by posing perfectly. Good job, too, because the long and he...
6 days ago
Lee Brady's Recording Blog

Campaigners Offered Newt Hope - According to Mr Hutchinson, a “lack of sufficient survey effort” by the developer in respect of great crested newts meant he refused to support the plans unt...
6 days ago
East Yorkshire Wildlife

North Cave Wetlands - Main Lake A bright sunny morning inspired me to get out of the house and head down to North Cave Wetland with my father. Starting at South Hide on Main Lak...
6 days ago
BirdPoem

The Magic Tree - It might not look like it, but this is a magic tree: You might recognise it. For the last month at least, this bare and slender oak has been acting as a ...
6 days ago
The Lyons Den

Antidepressants for caterpillars - October and November have been great months for me this year. At the end of a long field season, I have had a little more time to get out and do natural h...
1 week ago
Brian's Birding Blog

Sanderling Sunday - In a repeat of last weekends trip we headed down to Wallasea early this morning where we were lucky to find both Marsh and Hen Harrier hunting the marsh. T...
1 week ago
Bugman Jones

Insective adjectives - A chance tweet from the Horniman Museum Walrus (yes, he has his own Twitter account) suggested that the English language was all the poorer for not having ...
1 week ago
Killy Birder

To Gosforth Park NR with a Bittern Magnet - 30th Nov. I was much in need of a restful few hours so was pleased to take some time out in Gosforth Park Nature Reserve today with my trusted Bittern M...
1 week ago
Oscar Dewhurst Wildlife Photography

Iceland - I've haven't posted on here for a while now, so just thought I'd let you all know what I've been up to. I'm coming towards the end of my temporary job, whi...
1 week ago
Wildlife Wanderings

A long cold wait pays off - TODAY on the Somerset Levels I visited a new area - new to me that it is. This hide is away from the honeypots and takes some finding, however I was amply...
1 week ago
Chiddys Blog

JUST A LITTLE OARE - Having popped down to the harbour at first little and recorded now't,i had towards oare marshes as was pasting down the a2 at barham i had a close encounte...
1 week ago
Zoo Volunteer

Bristol Snakes 3: Madagascar Tree Boa - Sanzinia at BristolIn common with most zoos, the majority of Bristol’s snake collection consists of boas, pythons, and various North American colubrids. Th...
1 week ago
Duckwoman's Diary

Burnished Autumn Colours - With an unexpected day off I thought I'd use the time to update my blog - where does the time go? Thankfully since my last post I've been busy running Sta...
1 week ago
Matt Cole Wildlife Photography

Wild Planet Photo Magazine - Just a brief post to recommend Wild Planet Photo Magazine (WPPM), a new digital magazine devoted to wildlife photography. The magazine fills what was a cle...
1 week ago
The Isle of May NNR blog

Celine's latest visit - [image: _MG_0438] The island's photographer-in-residence for this year, Celine Marchbank, has made her latest visit to the island to see the seal season. ...
1 week ago
Ron Bury's Wildlife

TV VOTE SUCCESS FOR CALEDONIAN FOREST TRAINING PROJECT - *Conservation charity Trees for Life is celebrating today following the announcement that it has won £50,000 of Lottery funding for a pioneering project ...
1 week ago
Norfolk Nature Photo Blog

A Rude Awakening - As winter descends, many of our native wildlife species are busy mating and having young, not least our grey seals that are resident all around the British...
1 week ago
Murmuration

Advent Calendar - Photo by Jo SinclairAs the countdown to the darkest day of the year begins I'm itching for a fix on my daily walks. On the blandest of grey days I have to ...
1 week ago
Donegal Wildlife

Raindrops keep falling on my head - It seems that we have had rain pretty constantly for the past two months, although I know we did actually have one or two dryish days. Interestingly enough...
1 week ago
Wild and Wonderful

Seasonal Splash ~ Swans at WWT Welney - Whooper Swan, WWT Welney I had been looking for an opportunity to visit WWT Welney for the winter wild swan feed. It proved to be a memorable and wonderful...
1 week ago
Seabed Habitats

Let’s talk about sand - Denis Delestrac made his debut in non-fiction filmmaking in 2001. His latest feature documentary, “Sand Wars” is an epic eco-thriller that takes the audien...
1 week ago
Wild About Bungay

Seagulls Fishing and an Expectant Pigeon - On Saturday November the 23rd, Sustainable Bungay had one of its regular walks around the town. We started off heading out of town along Ditchingham Dam an...
1 week ago
Wader World

Lewis Collins. - *I was shocked to hear that Lewis Collins had sadly passed away. "Bodie" as he was known the TV series the Professionals was a Sunday night "must watch" ...
1 week ago
holdingmoments

A few of the commoners - * Common birds often get overlooked, especially by some of the grown up birders.* *Robin* *Blue Tit* *Greenfinch* *Wigeon, *...
1 week ago
European Trees

England’s Urban Green Space’s on Death Row - UK policy with regards all land management and landscape issues is readily digested abroad. For many years the UK has the led the way with progressive rese...
1 week ago
What's Wild in Cornwall

An apology, and a beautiful Lizard Point sunset - First of all, many many apologies to readers of this blog for the length of time since I last posted. I hadn’t realised it was quite so long as it was. The...
1 week ago
Natural Ramblings

Britains day Flying Moths by - Britains Day-Flying Moths A field guide to the day flying moths of Britain and Ireland After having the opportunity to review Britain’s butterflies by Davi...
1 week ago
Entomacrographic

Common Wasp - I togged this Common Wasp Vespula vulgaris in the garden when it paused for a moment to soak up some November sun after enjoying the never to ripen pinot n...
1 week ago
Chasing Tails - A wildlife photographer's blog

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1 week ago
Victoria Hillman Wildlife Photography Blog

News and Autumn Colours - Hello, It's been a while as things have been crazy busy over the last few weeks with the webinar, which was a great success and for anyone that wasn't able...
1 week ago
Naturanaute

A garden of Eden? - In my previous post, I talked about the Lost Gardens of Heligan, a historical garden located in a large rural estate, in the heart of Cornwall. This post w...
1 week ago
Sissinghurst Birds etc...

A Weekend in Suffolk - Visiting friends in Suffolk is always a treat and some nice weather this weekend meant some good walking was to be had. I was hoping to get a few pics of R...
1 week ago
Birdie Num Num

Winter season starts... - *21/11/2013 Wentworth, Woodnook* It felt like it had been a year since we began ringing the winter feeding station at Woodnook last season because, basica...
1 week ago
Adam Winson, Arboriculturist

Trees are the most civil society - There is nothing so much alive, and yet so quiet, as a woodland... Trees are the most civil society. An old oak that has been growing where he stands si...
1 week ago
Austin Thomas Photography - Blog

Lion cubs, learning their trade… - Here are a couple of Lion cubs photographed on this years Photographic Safari to Kenya. They were two of three cubs that went from sleeping soundly to runn...
2 weeks ago
Keith Balmer on six legs...

Tuberolachnus salignus - While coppicing willows at the Wildlife Trust’s Pavenham Osier Beds reserve, SP990552, on Tuesday (19/11/13) we encountered large quantities of large aphid...
2 weeks ago
Wildlife on our Allotment

Two Pupae and lots of eggs - This fluffy pupa is attached to a dead sprout leaf. I haven't been able to identify it yet; need to do a bit more searching - unless anyone has any ideas? ...
2 weeks ago
leavesnbloom

The Allure of Autumn Colour Part 2 - Flowers need not apply! ... they're a bit of an understatement at this time of year as most have taken refuge underground. In October there's nothing q...
2 weeks ago
Austin's Birding Blog

23/11/2013 Walton, Merseyside - Ring-billed Gull: Not too bad for my first day back in the UK from Cyprus, my first Ring-billed Gull, this second-winter bird true to their nature turned ...
2 weeks ago
Rock N' Roll Birder

Scottish Highlands - Saturday 7th to 14th September 2013 - Here are a few pictures from my week in the Scottish Highlands which included trips to Skye, the Flow Country, Speyside, The Black Isle, Gairloch & the sur...
2 weeks ago
Imogen's Attic.... an artist's online sketchbook

- Hello all, just to let you know I have been very busy working under my own name of Jenny McLaren- and because working under two names is getting a bit com...
2 weeks ago
A.W.Birder: Always on the lookout for fine birds...

Two Firecrests in York! - Firecrest is a rare/scarce passage migrant in the York Area and is far from annual. 2013 will go down as a bumper year in the York area. This year has seen...
2 weeks ago
The Liverbirder

Almost Jack Sh*t! - Had another plodge about Wessie H this morning, not a snipe of any persuasion emerged from the Somme-like terrain. First *Fieldfare *of the season looked s...
2 weeks ago
Once Upon

Words and Pollocks. - In golden-leafed promise the welcome murmur of autumn leads us wool-wrapped and willing towards winter's chilled embrace. Beneath weighted sky and stiff...
2 weeks ago
Considering Birds

New Networks - I’m not sure when this happened, but I’ve become an invertebrate activist. Attending the fifth annual New Networks for Nature event last week, I found myse...
2 weeks ago
I Love Arnside & Silverdale

"The Face in the limestone" - The Face of a Mate, Found this one a couple of days ago up on the Common of the Hutton Roof Crags. Not sure who he is, but a very interesting face. Some ...
2 weeks ago
Bill's Birding

Far from Grim(ley) on the Patch - I'm embarrassed to say its taken nothing less than a reported Siberian Chiffchaff to get me out onto the patch recent, with university antics now in full...
2 weeks ago
Life's Grandeur

Stonechat - A car makes a pretty good bird hide at times.
2 weeks ago
Alan Watson Featherstone's Blog

Tranquil autumn morning at Loch Achilty - Every year in October, I set aside two weekends to go out camping in the Caledonian Forest, to make the most of the opportunities to photograph the autumn ...
2 weeks ago
The Monday Pod

Cuteness is an evolutionary adaptation - I was doing some research recently and kept on stumbling across photos of wild boar piglets. If you’ve never seen one before then google it right now becau...
2 weeks ago
Parus

I actually went outside and saw some birds. - It's that time of year again when I spend a manic couple of weeks running about the country visiting out-of-season seaside holiday towns. This year it's co...
2 weeks ago
The Wilder Garden

Leaf watch - At last we've had a proper autumn day here. The tree colours have been pretty good for a week or so, but because of the rain the fallen leaves on the groun...
3 weeks ago
Mid Cheshire Barn Owls

Record Breaker - After discovering a new ringed bird it is always interesting to find out where it has come from. Most Barn Owls are sedentary in nature and tend not too ...
3 weeks ago
GJGPhotography

NPN and new visitors ! - Since 2008, I have been a member of UK Nature Photographers forum, but as my membership is due for renewal, I have decided to not to renew. It’s a huge sha...
3 weeks ago
Julie's Blog

Garden Bird Camera - I have now got the Garden Bird Camera setup again and so I will be posting short videos of our visitors to the bird feeders. These videos show House Sparr...
3 weeks ago
My Life Outside

Patchwork Challenge 12 - Fungi Forage - It's been a very grey and dreary day here but at least the rain has held off giving me the perfect opportunity to catch up with events out on patch. It's f...
3 weeks ago
Natural Adventures

Camera Trapping - Here are a few of my recent camera trap shots. Still no where near perfect but its been a great project so far and im still working on it.
3 weeks ago
Wiltshire Wildlife - Morgan's Hill

@WiltsWildlife - Morgan's Hill - Winter is on the way! - With the slight hint of colder weather coming up in the next few weeks, now might be a good time to look at the photos I took at Morgan's Hill over the win...
3 weeks ago
LOOSE AND LEAFY

OUT ON THE TOWN - One of my mantras - to look up. Another, once you are up - look down. There are special places I return to over and over. Are the same plants there? D...
3 weeks ago
BTO Cymru

Where do you go to my lovely? - On Tuesday BTO ringers from the SCAN ringing group and RSPB staff at Ynys Hir caught and ringed 25 Barnacle geese from the increasing winter flock there. ...
3 weeks ago
The Lilac Grove

Golf and Wildlife - I've finally got the ball rolling on my new project. This is just a quick overview to let you know what's happening, there will be plenty more to follow! M...
3 weeks ago
Ian Butler Photography

208/365 Bee-eater Merops apiaster - New locations always throw up difficulties and this new Bee-eater colony was no exception. A few sessions here provided some nice results and I can’t want ...
3 weeks ago
Wildlife Matters

Autumnal Allsorts - To begin this installment of the Skills for the Future blog we have to say some farewells (not goodbyes!) to some of our fantastic team mates. Tom, from th...
3 weeks ago
Wildlife Conservation: Heart of the Levels Wildlife Group

South Somerset Climate Action Group - Before getting to something more serious I've just selected this photo I took in our garden some time ago to remind me why I keep making these posts on any...
3 weeks ago
Esticadinho Nature

Fungi fantastic - This fantastic display of Pleurotus ostreatus Oyster Mushroom was on show at Tophill Low NR, East Yorkshire last weekend. This picture below, complete with...
3 weeks ago
Views of the Ock

Winter Migrants - As autumn slowly turns to winter, there is very little to see on the Ock - most of the surviving water voles (if any) now spend most of their time in their...
3 weeks ago
Hares on the Hill

How can he be so bendy? - This is Sam now 18 weeks old; he sleeps like this a lot. When he is not asleep he is tearing around the place leaving a trail of devastation behind him. We...
3 weeks ago
Beyond the Riverbank

Scotland, Part II: Forest, Whiskey and a Salmon - It has taken me a long while to get around to part two of this amazing trip. I am working on a few other projects at the moment, which means the blogs ma...
3 weeks ago
Wild About...

Box End Park WeBS: 10/11/2013 - My WeBS count at the weekend was more notable for the none WeBS birds. Starlings were the main players with at least 4150 Starlings over west during the mo...
3 weeks ago
indie birder

Hermit Thrush, Porthgwarra, Cornwall - 1st November 2013 - I was extremely fortunate to see this *Hermit Thrush* at Porthgwarra, Cornwall - the first ever record on the British mainland - and was possibly the last ...
3 weeks ago
A Warbler A Day

A Bittern and an Egret at Blashford Lakes - I had a wonderful Sunday birdwatching at Blashford Lakes. The fun started when I walked in to the Ivy Lake South hide to be informed that a Bittern had jus...
3 weeks ago
The Bristol Wildlife Blog

Uskmouth Reserve’s Penduline Tit - This male Penduline Tit (Remiz pendulinus) is entertaining the crowds at the RSPB’s Uskmouth Nature Reserve, near Newport, at the moment, feeding on dead f...
4 weeks ago
florafaunauk

Do your Books Do This ? - Do your Books Do This ? Quality Used Books - Supporting Our Bird Feeding Programme Helping our small birds over winter . [image: Blue Tit 4977] [ima...
4 weeks ago
A dribble of knowledge

Another colourful mink - American mink are not native to Ireland, but feral populations have become established as a consequence of mink fur farming in Ireland. Generally, feral mi...
4 weeks ago
The Naturephile

When the sun stood still - The plane through the centre of the earth and the sun is called the ‘ecliptic‘ and it describes the apparent path of the sun around the earth. And the plan...
4 weeks ago
From the muddy banks of the Dee....

Canutes from the far north.... - Monday. My day off. I'd cleared the decks so that I could spend some time with the shorebirds on Hoylake shore. Arriving early I had nothing to do but stan...
4 weeks ago
Wild up North

A Quick Tail... - The fallen leaves collecting on my neighbour's roof are providing shelter for insects, a nice supply for the local birds. Heading for the bathroom yesterda...
4 weeks ago
A Birding Odyssey

Support needed for Greenland White-fronted Goose. - Here on Islay we witness each winter the presence of large numbers of geese from the Arctic. Predominantly these are Barnacle Geese, but lesser numbers of ...
4 weeks ago
Isle of Wight Dragons

End of Season Dragonflies - On the Isle of Wight at this time there is always the hope of encountering a rarity.However into November and it is the Common Darter that is the dragonfly...
4 weeks ago
Kingfisher Diary

2013 Season roundup - The Kingfisher breeding season finished a couple of months ago, so I thought I should post a somewhat belated update on the fate of the kingfishers second ...
4 weeks ago
Wessex Wanderings

West Ilsley and the Ridgeway - p>After some much needed rain in the last month the weather has been not too good for walking. After about an inch of rain last night the weather was forec...
4 weeks ago
Steve Oakes' Wildlife Photography Blog ~ Latest Updates

Wild Bird Photography by Steve Oakes - 4 November 2013, Martin Mere. - Funny how some things never work out quite like you planned. I've just had six months off work and had intended to get out quite a bit with the camera. A...
4 weeks ago
the katsura tree | the world outside your window

I’m going to have to go back up there - But more on that story later. Something, (possibly a Jackdaw), has kicked the camera out of the box. My ingenious home-brew plant-pot inspired camera mount...
4 weeks ago
Ecologica

Awesome orcas - It has been known for a long time that whales and dolphins are incredibly intelligent animals but it’s not often we see that intelligence so impressively d...
5 weeks ago
The Natural Stone

A Sitta - Over the past few days there have been a few birds that are a little out of the ordinary. Not rare, just not that frequent. Last Sunday a male Bullfinch fl...
5 weeks ago
Natural Born Blogger

Glossy Ibis - A few photos of the Glossy Ibis that dropped in at Horwich during October and November 2013. Until recently a scarce visitor to the UK since 2006 they’ve b...
5 weeks ago
Ian McCall

Autumn beach - Autumn colours on the beach this afternoon. Walked to where the kids gather and light fires. It’s a nice south facing spot. And there are great views over ...
1 month ago
Birds and a brew...

Abb's October - Oct highlights have so far included; Sardinian Warbler, Pallas’s Warbler, Radde’s Warbler, RB Flycatcher, several YB Warbler, several Ring Ouzel, Firecre...
1 month ago
Alcester Nature Photography

Backlit Teasels - Quick picture of some backlit Teasels, I quite liked the lens flare it added some interest to the picture (IMHO). A Goldfinch feeding on them would have ...
1 month ago
Pete Cooper Wildlife

Diversification of British farming – it’s more than just ditching sheep for alpacas - Diversification of British farming – it’s more than just ditching sheep for alpacas An interview with Derek Gow, a farmer who also happens to be one of the...
1 month ago
Beyond the Human Eye

Overheating sweet potato? - *One of the best ways to learn more about food is to grow some of the fruit and vegetables from exotic fresh produce that you can buy in supermarkets. Ove...
1 month ago
Flying high!

Summer 2013.....August. - A glorious summer with ample warm/hot sunshine on offer for all who cared to enjoy it! For me butterflies were the stars of the show this summer, good to e...
1 month ago
Trent Valley Beetles

Anoplius viaticus - Late October spider hunting. - *Anoplius viaticus - 24th October 2013 *After a good few days of proper October weather, rain and wind a return to calm conditions here in Nottinghamshire ...
1 month ago
Why watch wildlife?

100th Post – Why I watch wildlife - As this will be my 100th post, and also just over a year since I started this blog, I wanted to go back to why I started, and why I think the natural world...
1 month ago
Beetle Boy's BioBlog

Moth Night Magic - This year I took part in the Moth Night, in which members of the public can record and identify moths as part of a national survey. The Moth Night takes pl...
1 month ago
The Heartwood Blog

Bespoke Cleft Chestnut Panels - This project involved making a number of bespoke Sweet Chestnut panel infills, which were installed in the upper area of a barn. Sweet Chestnut had been ...
1 month ago
DGPix Wildlife and Nature Photography

Autumn Wildlife & Nature Course - I've just finished delivering the autumn photography course at Oxford Island NNR. This is the first of four courses running in a year from now, with more ...
1 month ago
Steve Ashton Wildlife Photography

The return of the Lark and Bunting 17/10/13 - Last Thursday, (17th) with most of Kent's finest chasing Crossbill's in forestry land to the west of the county, I made a start around the Towers at Reculv...
1 month ago
Butterfly Islands

More Long-tailed Blues on the Isle of Wight. - Following the sighting at Wheelers Bay on Tuesday last,another Long-tailed Blue was seen yesterday at the very same location.This individual was a pristine...
1 month ago
Wildlife Snapshots

Quiet Times - A slow few weeks, with any decent weekend weather failing to coincide with my free time. I did have a couple of hours down at the saltmarsh in the vain hop...
1 month ago
Jonsblog

Eagles and Deer - In the first couple of weeks of October Glenloy Wildlife have hosted a couple of groups of wildlife watchers; one being a short break specifically to look...
1 month ago
naturestimeline

Wildlife Conservation – complex and controversial? Assessing the naturestimeline poll findings - I apologise for the inactivity surrounding this particular Blog and without further ado, I will attempt to address the poll’s results. Firstly, as an aspir...
1 month ago
Dawn Monrose Nature Photography

When is a weed… - …Not a weed? First you have to define what a weed is – my mother always told me a weed was just a plant in the wrong place. So here’s a pretty little plant...
1 month ago
In the Countryside

A sense of place - Although I have been living in Norfolk for more than 20 years, I still feel a comforting rush of familiarity whenever I return to the Wealden landscape of ...
1 month ago
Earthfast Images

New fungi photos - I've updated the 'Fungi' section of my portfolio. Recent additions include 'Porcelain Fungus' and 'Giant Puffball'. See www.rogerbutterfield.co.uk/fungi [...
1 month ago
Thérèse Goes Birding

5th October 2013 - Kent (Newlands Farm and Oare Marshes) - When you get into the latter part of the year, it's always trips to get a specific bird rather than a general walk as we're trying to add to our year list!...
2 months ago
from the robin's nest...

Flora maritima - I have recently started a new project based on an area of shingle beach nearby the Marina in Brighton, which attracted me due to its small patch of coast...
2 months ago
Between the Weave

Updates from the garden - This is my first post since July as I have been busy writing books (for example, Sadie and the Lost Treasure). So, July. Well that was a hot month. But hey...
2 months ago
Bogbumper

Comma feasting on blackberries - [image: Comma on blackberries]
2 months ago
Joe Wynn Photography

Transportation (Or 'Nice Pecs') - One of the things I find odd (and I suspect everyone else finds acutely annoying) about photography is the way I can completely ignore the passage of time....
2 months ago
Hampshire Dragonflies

Southern Hawkers Delight At Cadnam Common - A miserable mid-September means it’s been nearly a fortnight since my last posting. Unsurprisingly I’ve been frustrated and anxious that this season would ...
2 months ago
Ryan Clark Nature Photography

A quick update - Hello everyone, Just a quick update from me. As some of you will know I have been rather busy this summer with my fieldwork for my dissertation. Unfortun...
2 months ago
Wild Reviews

Windhover - I caught this morning morning’s minion, king- dom of daylight’s dauphin, dapple-dawn-drawn Falcon, in his riding Of the rolling level underneath him stea...
2 months ago
The Wild West!

Red Squirrel & Red Foxes - It's been a crazy summer, and the lack of posts on the blog reflects something of that. A week in the Lake District has been a great tonic and I'm feeling ...
2 months ago
Woodlouse House

GBBD September 2013 - As I walked into the kitchen early one morning a few days ago I spotted a sparrowhawk sitting on the garden fence waiting for breakfast to fly by. It sa...
2 months ago
Herts Nature

Red Squirrels in the Caledonian forest - Another out-of-country post, this time from a recent trip to the Scottish Highlands. This was one of several Red Squirrels sighted.
2 months ago
The Rambling Ecologist

Scratching the service - Morning all, Last week in my post “Nosey Park-er“, I was sat in the botanical gardens writing about the perks of parks. It was a good old-fashioned ramble,...
2 months ago
The Early Birder

Keeled Skimmer. - Another dragon from my wanderings at Thursley Common in July was the *Keeled Skimmer* *(Orthetrum coerulescens)*. This is the male and when on the wing it...
2 months ago
Back Garden Wildlife

Resilient Nature - I really enjoy this time of year in a temperate climate where nature provides a bounty for all to enjoy. My back garden is full of apples at the moment. ...
2 months ago
Pam's Place

Leighton Moss - During a holiday last week I spent a day at Leighton Moss reserve in Lancashire. It's a beautiful place and it's a shame I don't live closer, i'd be spendi...
3 months ago
Beneath the Stream

Blog moving to new site - Dear loyal followers, I'm no longer going to update this blog but instead everything has moved to my website at www.colin-williams.com. Just click on the ...
3 months ago
WillowWhispering

Finca Son Jorbo, Mallorca – (A birders’ delight) - This summer we returned to the beautiful island of Mallorcafor our annual holiday. We stayed at a traditional 17th century farmhouse in a rural location on...
3 months ago
Holywell Birding

Swallow Roost - Over the past few nights the Swallows have been putting on an impressive spectacle at the pond as they come into roost, tonight I took my little sister dow...
3 months ago
Flora Cantiaci

An unusual conglomeration of wildflowers - I've been staying in Bridgnorth this week. Looking north-east from High Town you can see a bare cliff, called, unimaginatively, High Rock. A walk up clearl...
3 months ago
Anglesey Wild Flower Meadow

Summer is over in the meadow - Meadow ready for cuttingAll to soon the meadow flowers are over and its time to cut and remove all the dead flowers. The lovely sunny weather has suddenly...
3 months ago
Frank Anderson Photography

Back to my Roots - Posts have been few recently, due to a combination of lacking in general motivation and being unhappy with my photography. My mind has wondered back ...
3 months ago
FABirding

Recurvirostra avosetta.. - Adult [Pied]* Avocet* *(Recurvirostra avosetta)* and below is one of this years offspring. . Both photographed at Tichwell RSPB Reserve, Norfolk. * FAB.* ...
3 months ago
Hedge Britannia

At the Cutting Edge – hedge poetry - Here’s another charming poem from Nizgal (whose Sheep from Oats I put on the blog last year) – he has belatedly got in touch, very nice to hear from him. A...
3 months ago
Landscapes and Wildflower Habitats

Coastal Foray - The end of summer is a very good time for coastal walks in sand dunes and along salt water marshes because many of the best coastal plants flower in the la...
3 months ago
UKbirdingtimeline | an insight into the United Kingdom's birding season

A change of direction – cross posted from naturestimeline - Time for a widespread change of direction with this Blog? Maybe, maybe not. See my posting from the other blog - naturestimeline Please provide your though...
3 months ago
Wunderkammer

GEOBLITZ: NATURAL HISTORY COLLECTIONS REVIEW 3 - In addition to the biological material in the Horniman’s natural science collections, we also have geological material. In fact, over half of the collectio...
4 months ago
LENS: Long Eaton Natural History Society

Paget Estate, Charnwood Forest visit-July 2013 - July 29 Paget Estate, Charnwood Forest Meet Home Farm car park (by arrangement only), Woodhouse Lane. (Turn off opposite reservoir.) Short walk (some sti...
4 months ago
Ann Kelley - On The Edge

POND - ALDERFLY?
4 months ago
The Natural World of Wildlife

The Galapagos Finches Evolution in Action - *Evolution is a fantastic process, and is basically the change of inherited traits of a certain population from generation to generation. Evo...
4 months ago
Bishopthorpe Nature

Heatwave heaven at Strensall - Yesterday I spent the whole day at Strensall Common surveying Dark Bordered Beauties along with Dave Wainwright, Terry Crawford, Penny Relf, Tallulah Gulle...
4 months ago
Irish Wildlife Photography

Wren -
5 months ago
natureoncam

Kestrels and cake! - One I expected the other I didn't, well certainly not as often. The expected one was Madeira cake as I was in Madeira for a holiday and thought the cake was...
5 months ago
Inspired by Ecology

To Twitch or not to twitch – that IS a question! - Dusky Thrush, Margate Cemetery, May 2013Not long ago, a rare bird from the far east, a Dusky Thrush turned up in East Kent. This was the first time this sp...
5 months ago
Springhill Lane Wildlife

bats - I knew there were bats in the area because we have had pipistrelles in the house before and local dog walkers see them regularly in the evening, so I set o...
5 months ago
Birding Blog

Quality not Quantity - First time out for a while. Went to a survey site this morning. Didn't have very much there but we did have brilliant views of a Green Woodpecker. We also ...
5 months ago
Habitat Aid's Blog

The Tortoise and the Hare - Talk about tortoise and hare. We trashed the soil so badly around our new build when sloshing around in last year’s mud that it’s having to undergo compr...
6 months ago
Chosen Path's Monthly Nature News

05. Chosen Paths - Nature News - May, 2013 - The critical State of Nature Report; a CO2 milestone surpassed; centuries-old plants brought back to life, and the first crane egg laid for 400 years. Ma...
6 months ago
Bernwood Forest Bechstein's Project

Bernwood Forest Bechstein's Project 2013 - Another year and another season getting to know our local Bechstein's bats. We've spent the winter getting data sorted and embarking on new projects as we...
6 months ago
Birding in Over

An afternoon at the lakes - Here are a few photos from a couple of hours that I spent walking around the lakes, whilst Holly was at the Wildlife Explorers group. Egyptian goose - one ...
6 months ago
flockmentality | Feral goose chasing

Drama! More photos - Most birds get pretty feisty in the breeding season. It could be all that testosterone knocking about, and sometimes the females are as bad as the males. S...
6 months ago
Myky Speaks

Small And Pretty Or Big And Ugly? - I’d like to talk about the birds in our garden. Before you start groaning and stop reading, this isn’t a How-to, or a lecture on what you should be putting...
6 months ago
Love our Lakes and Parks

The sun is out – go find nature! - At last, after a very wet and windy few days, the sun is back and it looks like spring again. So get out there and enjoy the outdoors. Take some time to g...
6 months ago
The Hesitant Weasel...

SNOW BOARING#2 the night they came home… - Early morning, its not quite dark and its far from warm – but the wild is a hardy beast, so off we go, pre brekkers to get the traps back (regular readers ...
6 months ago
Paul Chanin | Mainly Mammals

10. How to scare an otter - I recently spent week at an otter conference in southern Ireland. About 50 people from 13 European countries gathered at Kinsale to talk about otter ecolog...
6 months ago
Marilyn's Wildlife Diary

SWT Hazelwood Marshes - On New Years Day 2012 we walked The Sailers Path from Snape towards Aldeborough, and back. We saw the sign for the marshes but did not have time to go any...
7 months ago
Druridge Bay ... Watching Wildlife

Brrrrrrr! - A quiet day compared to yesterday. Sedge and Willow warblers still singing. Whitethroat put in a brief appearance but the wind chill was noticeable and the...
7 months ago
Wolvobirder's Nature Blog

Highgate Common, Belvide and garden birds - *7th to 14th April 2013* Apologies for the long absence. I managed to get out and about a bit last week to do a spot of bird watching and grabbed some pho...
7 months ago
Wild Watching

- On love When I think of love, I think of the depth of the earth and my own smallness. I think of how the earth will eat me, eventually, and how my fles...
7 months ago
ShySongbird's Nature News

Small Signs of Spring - As the weather here in the UK has been bad for so long I haven't had many opportunities to get out with the camera but I thought I would post some of the...
7 months ago
Wild Places Blog

Spring finally on the way! - We had a couple of weeks down on the mainland, the main reason, of course, for going was Ian’s mum’s funeral. Everything went as well as a funeral can go, ...
7 months ago
Geltsdale Wildlife Warrior

My Cumberland News Article... - I was asked to be interviewed for an article in the Cumberland News after doing one regarding a Cumbrian Aurora display last spring. The focus was on my e...
8 months ago
Steel City Birding

I've moved... - I’ve merged all my wildlife blogs scattered about the Internet, and moved home to Wordpress. http://sheffieldwildlife.wordpress.com
8 months ago
The Wild Photographer

Trench wood - Just back from a short walk in trench wood because they claimed that they had some lesser spotted woodpeckers, some woodcocks and marsh tit but i didn't se...
8 months ago
Tory Island Bird Blog

7th March; Chris Ingram - I recieved an e mail from Chris Ingram who was on Tory yesterday. He reported the following; Went to Tory yesterday, here is the list: Red-throated Diver ...
9 months ago
Lockington Moth News

Moths of Lincolnshire - [image: Bookmark and Share] [image: Nature Blog Network] Click here to return to Moth News [image: Robinson Trap Blacklight] Robinson Trap with 26W CFL ...
9 months ago
21stcenturynaturalist

A Personable Little Bug - Firebug, *Pyrrhocoris apterus* As I progress through life, my opinions and outlook has changed, in a way that I would like to think is more mature. One thin...
9 months ago
Jane Smith Wildlife Art

Corncrake Chess - Screenprint made in the studio - edition of 4. Black and white players are moving across the flat chequerboard of fields on Oronsay. They are pawns in a l...
10 months ago
Seeds for Rewilding

Little Island, Hundreds of Beetles - (This post relates to an ongoing project in Canterbury, the wider context of which you can read about here.) I have just finished curating my first beetle ...
10 months ago
The Urban Countryman

Winter Woodland Wonderland - The forecast snow duly arrived, gradually [...]
10 months ago
A Walk on the Wild Side

New Post, New Images and Imminent Floods! - It's been a long time since I posted on here... but I have spent today loading lots of new photos onto the pages of this blog.... so that now, if you tak...
10 months ago
Lighthouse Journal

- We've moved! As many of you know, we're now the Wardens of Skokholm Island. It's a fantastic place, Britain's first Bird Observatory, home to Britain's den...
10 months ago
According to GaiaBird

Secret ministry - This morning we stepped out into a bright wintry landscape, every branch, blade of grass and building sheathed in a fine layer of frost. Small birds jostle...
10 months ago
Urban Tails

A Year in Trees- part I - Since moving to Scotland and hearing about the majestic Caledonian Pine Forests I have rediscovered my love of trees. Learning about trees is possibly one ...
11 months ago
Compare the Marsh Tit

The last post - Jaques (Act IV scene i): […] *but it is a melancholy of mine own, compounded of many simples, extracted from many objects, and indeed the sundry contemplat...
11 months ago
Feral Pigeon Project

We’ve moved!! Come and join us on our new website. - Hi folks, Just a quicky to say that the Feral Pigeon Project has MOVED! We now have our own dedicated website and blog and we’d love you to join us there. ...
11 months ago
Wildlife of Breen Oakwood

Cock Pheasant - * * * * * * * * * To learn more about *Pheasants*, visit *RSPB ~ Pheasants* * * * * * * * * *
11 months ago
Graham Hush

Swan feed, at the WWT Welney -
11 months ago
wirral bird

A derelict church - It is mid November and the factories of tourism are closed. Guest houses have no vacancies and no occupants; tea rooms and cafés are dark and lifeless...
1 year ago
The Living Isle

Something Else the Romans Did for Us - We can thank the Romans for the beauty of Sweet Chestnut leaves currently lighting up the woods - they introduced it. What with our native Ash under attack f...
1 year ago
Borstal Heath Wildlife Blog

Ash Panic - Maure Juana is our treasured Borstal Heath hippy – bless her. She was middle aged in the 60s but is still peddling the peace and love, even though a littl...
1 year ago
Wildlife Imaging Blog

Combe Hill Wildlife - First Bramblings of the year. - Over the weekend we had our first Bramblings visit us this winter and also again today. Both times it was a couple of females with no sign of a male yet. N...
1 year ago
IOW Birder

Red Squirrels V Buzzards: A Dilema ... - Hi everyone, Ive just received an e-mail from BBC South, who are following up reports of buzzard attacks on red squirrels, here on the island. They are do...
1 year ago
Cranfield's Wildlife Blog

Make the adder count on the #Recordpool - A mini website designed to enable reporting of spring counts of adders over February to June.
1 year ago
Wader Watch

Redshank - *Redshank* A common wader with instantly recognisable red legs.
1 year ago
bigcatdetective

Muntjac sniffing about. HD with sound..Pt 3 -
1 year ago
Writes for nature

A sign of the times - It is the autumn equinox today. The day the the Equator teeters beneath the Sun before the Earth tips our northern lands over into the darker days. And wha...
1 year ago
The Happy Conservationist

Survey photos... - And finally some photographs from my surveying exploits... Peacock butterfly (*Inachis io*) Common Darter (*Sympetrum striolatum*) Dark Bush-cricket (male)...
1 year ago
Wild Times

Great Flocks! - When seen in large flocks, birds create quite a spectacle! I was made aware of this White Stork flock by a passing motorist while photographing waders alon...
1 year ago
Pod's World

HERE ENDETH THE FIRST CHAPTER - *THAT'S ALL FROM THE POD'S WORLD BLOG FOLKS...* *MY NEW BLOG ENTITLED POD'S WORLD 2 CAN BE FOUND AT...* *www.patchbirder2.blogspot.com* *A BIG THANK YO...
1 year ago
The Birds In The Meadow

Orchids underfoot - So I guess I’ve telegraphed the punchline there, calling my blog post “orchids underfoot”. Well who cares, I’m in a big hurry to show you what I found toda...
1 year ago
Ninjameys

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Garden Birds

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Birding On Wheels

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Stand and Stare

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The Malvern Birder

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Penny Bun

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The Things Around Me

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Keepers Cottage Wildlife Garden Diary

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Clewer Garden Diary

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Norfolk'n Birds

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kirkstall creatures great and small

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Roots'n'Shoots

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Sandy Wildlife

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The Badger's Eye

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A Scientist in the Making

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Focus On Wildlife

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One Step Beyond

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Accidental Nature

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The Northumberland Naturalist

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My Nature Scrapbook

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Scottish Wildlife Blog

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Islay Birder

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The Museum of Curiosities

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Beyond the Tweets

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A Highland Naturalist's Diary

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Life On An Oxfordshire Lawn

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Phil Coles - Natural History Blog

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