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Monday, 23 March 2009

New Members

A warm welcome to our latest members: The Coastal Zone, Cabinet of Curiosities and Beyond the Human Eye.

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Thursday, 19 March 2009

New Member

A warm welcome to our latest member: Wight Rambler.

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Thursday, 5 March 2009

New Members

A warm welcome to our latest members:Student of Earth and Shetland Exposure & Southern Exposure.

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    6 years ago
  • The Wilder Garden
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  • Myky Speaks
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    6 years ago
  • Matt Gould's Wildlife Photography
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    6 years ago
  • Liz Morrison's Wildlife Conservation Blog | The joyful ramblings of a budding conservation ecologist!
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    6 years ago
  • Parus
    Very. Slow. Progress. - So February ends (or will have done by the next opportunity I'll have to raise bins) and I'm halfway to my projected "oh fuck it" date. During February I a...
    6 years ago
  • In the Countryside
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    6 years ago
  • Wild About...
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    7 years ago
  • Tarka Challenge
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    7 years ago
  • The Official Blog of British Wildlife
    British Wildlife Publishing & Bloomsbury – An Announcement - Hello, A very happy new year to you all. Before returning to normal service with posts about all aspects of British natural history and wildlife, we have a...
    7 years ago
  • Birdie Num Num
    Woodnook, Season 3, Episode 1. - *30/11/2014 - Wentworth, Woodnook* By heck it was good to be back ringing at Woodnook this morning! Gorgeous sunrise on what could have been a Spring morn...
    7 years ago
  • Wild About Bungay
    Autumn bouquet - Castle Hills, Bungay October 17th, 2014 These photos of Castle Hills were taken in mid October, when several wild flowers were still in bloom, including Bu...
    7 years ago
  • Mid Cheshire Barn Owls
    Late Second Brood - A late brood of Barn Owls was ringed this afternoon which matched the record of 2013 as the latest brood that I have ringed; unlike last year though when t...
    7 years ago
  • Wild Times
    Hoopoe - Despite a howling gale, I was pleased to be able to capture some pleasing images of this marvellous bird - a first for the village.
    7 years ago
  • Joe Wynn Photography
    Scilly Birding - I'll refrain from using the obvious pun for the duration of this post, which I can assure you is no mean feat of self-restraint. I planned to visit the Isl...
    7 years ago
  • Life's Grandeur
    Dipping out - I think it's about time I made it official and placed this website in indefinite hiatus. ‘Life's Grandeur’ is a cool domain name, so I might well return to...
    7 years ago
  • The Lilac Grove
    Hot, Hot, Hot - What a warm couple of weeks! It's been lovely and has brought out lots of moths and insects which is wonderful it see. But it can also cause problems. The ...
    7 years ago
  • A Warbler A Day
    June/July Highlights - I’m sorry about the lack of updates recently. The World Cup and a busy time at work have rather got in the way. I have managed to get some nature walks in ...
    7 years ago
  • GJGPhotography
    Summer catch up - Hi – I’ve rather neglected my blog, and my website this year, so this is just a short word to say that I have been taking a break from the camera while I t...
    7 years ago
  • The Bristol Wildlife Blog
    The Uskmouth Savi’s Warbler - A Savi’s Warbler (Locustella luscinioides) at the RSPB’s Uskmouth Nature Reserve has now entered the third week of its stay. The bird was found by Mathew M...
    7 years ago
  • natureoncam
    Alaska, western Canada and the Rockies - A trip overview - From the 5th of May until yesterday the 4th of June, I have been travelling through the places as shown above by cruise liner, ferry boat and RV better kno...
    7 years ago
  • Steve's Birding And Wildlife Blog
    The Big Count....MSQ,Sunday 18.05.2014. - As the title suggests i was hoping for a big count of Odonata on my visit to the Sand Quarries today and didn't fair too badly with the most Hairy's record...
    7 years ago
  • Downland Views
    Lambing 2014 - As promised a post about this year's lambing... With many hours of hard work and 4 am starts I am proud to say there are now 46 healthy, happy lambs runnin...
    7 years ago
  • Bogbumper
    Boops boops - I was feeling sad until I found out that there's a fish with the Latin name Boops boops — Amy Schwartz (@lizardschwartz) April 26, 2014
    7 years ago
  • Natural Ramblings
    Ten Thousand Birds ornithology since Darwin by Tim Burkhead, Jo Wimpenny, Bob Montgomerie Book review - Ten Thousand Birds Ornithology since Darwin By Tim Birkhead, Jo Wimpenny, Bob Montgomerie Those of you that know me, know Im passionate about wildlife pa...
    7 years ago
  • The Hardy Green Project
    Where the Chaff are the Finches?? - There hasn't been too much activity in the garden recently, the Sunflower Hearts are being eaten mostly by great, blue and coat tits, who don't like stayin...
    7 years ago
  • The Museum of Curiosities
    Programming swarm intelligence - Incidentally, exploring swarm intelligence isn't terribly difficult if you know a bit of programming... when I was experimenting with it, I just used VBA a...
    7 years ago
  • Natural Adventures
    Simon King Wildlife - Having not posted for a while I thought I would do an update on the project I am currently working on. I have recently started working as an assistant for ...
    7 years ago
  • Wiltshire Wildlife - Morgan's Hill
    @WiltsWildlife - Winter Scrub Clearance in Morgan's Hill Quarry - This winter has, so far, been relatively mild, but there is still an awful lot of work to do up on the reserve. Because of the difficulty in getting cattle...
    7 years ago
  • Beyond the Human Eye
    An insect bibliophile - *I found this little insect, which is less than two millimetres long, in a bag of walnuts imported from France. It's a psocid, commonly known as a booklo...
    8 years ago
  • The Isle of May NNR blog
    The Isle of May NNR blog is moving to a new site - The Isle of May blog was Scotland's first National Nature Reserve blog and has been so successful that other National Nature Reserves are following our...
    8 years ago
  • Birds, Bees and Outer Hebrides
    Marsh Sandpiper on North Uist, 30th December 2013 - On the afternoon of 30th December whilst out birding with John Kemp we came across an odd, medium sized wader in a flood pool on the machair near Kyles Pai...
    8 years 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...
    8 years 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 [...
    8 years ago
  • Wild Places Blog
    25th September, Camino de Santiago, Azofra to Santo Domingo de Calzada, 15.2km - A pleasant but felt like a long walk to the very bizarre small town of Cirueña – the first cafe stop of the day. Cirueña seems to be made up of deserted ho...
    8 years 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. So...
    8 years 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...
    8 years ago
  • Ann Kelley - On The Edge
    POND - ALDERFLY?
    8 years 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...
    8 years 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 ...
    8 years 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 ...
    8 years 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...
    8 years 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...
    8 years ago
  • Wild Watching
    Some more otterel - The poet Keats does not mention otters in his light-hearted doggerel dedicated to the river Teign (shown below as it looked today). Their absence from Ke...
    8 years ago
  • Lockington Moth News
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    8 years ago
  • A Walk on the Wild Side
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    8 years 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...
    8 years 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...
    9 years ago
  • Urban Tails
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    9 years ago
  • Feral Pigeon Project
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    9 years ago
  • Wildlife of Breen Oakwood
    Cock Pheasant - * * * * * * * * * To learn more about *Pheasants*, visit *RSPB ~ Pheasants* * * * * * * * * *
    9 years ago
  • Graham Hush
    Swan feed, at the WWT Welney -
    9 years ago
  • Borstal Heath Wildlife Blog
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    9 years ago
  • Wildlife Imaging Blog
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    9 years ago
  • IOW Birder
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    9 years ago
  • Big Cat Detective
    Muntjac sniffing about. HD with sound..Pt 3 -
    9 years 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...
    9 years 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)...
    9 years ago
  • Pod's World
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    9 years ago
  • kirkstall creatures great and small
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    9 years ago
  • Anglesey Wild Flower Meadow
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    9 years ago
  • One Step Beyond
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    9 years ago
  • A Scientist in the Making
    Salamandrus - All hail the newt God Salamandrus! He is kind and provides the exquisite harvest of Triturus cristatus when you least expect it, He is vengeful withholding...
    9 years ago
  • ticehurst moths
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    9 years ago
  • The Northumberland Naturalist
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    9 years ago
  • Nature Writing Notes
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    9 years ago
  • Islay Birder
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    9 years ago
  • Beyond the Tweets
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  • The Malvern Birder
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    9 years ago
  • Garden Birds
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    9 years ago
  • Sandy Wildlife
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    9 years ago
  • Stand and Stare
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    9 years ago
  • Birding On Wheels
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    9 years ago
  • Norfolk'n Birds
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    9 years ago
  • Phil Coles - Natural History Blog
    - The view from the Worminghall home office window – January 24th 2012! This is a first for me but certainly not for others; Siskin ( Carduelis spinus - http:...
    9 years ago
  • Accidental Nature
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    10 years ago
  • Clewer Garden Diary
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    10 years ago
  • Life On An Oxfordshire Lawn
    Two Noctuidae Moths - The Square Spot Rustic and The Setaceous Hebrew Character - I am an amateur naturalist trying to discover everything living in my garden. Some time ago I blogged (here and here for example) my homebuilt mothtrap. I...
    10 years ago
  • Beneath the Stream
    Owl vs. Goose: Winner Takes All - Our perception of the natural world continues to take its place as the virtue that divides mankind. But what these perceptions represent has changed and ...
    10 years ago
  • Focus On Wildlife
    Trench Wood - More Butterflies - At this time of year at Trench Wood the rides are lined with Scabious in full flower and the insects flock to the abundant flower heads to feed, especia...
    10 years ago
  • Scottish Wildlife Blog
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    10 years ago
  • Penny Bun
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    10 years ago
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