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Category Archives: Wildlife
Back to Nature – Again!
We are living through very strange times. Laying aside the political melt-down which has become part of everyday life in Britain, we also seem to have taken our eye off the climate change problem – what in the 1970s we … Continue reading
Posted in Farming, food, In the Long Run, Wildlife
Tagged agriculture, environment, farming, Heida Asgeirdottir, Jeremy Purseglove, politicians, politics, pollution, soil, turtle bags, veganism
The Waltz of Time continues: Spring, Spring, late-late, Spring
It has been slightly warmer in towns and cities than out in the country, but I reckon that even though we’re only a few miles from the coast, where winters are supposed to be less severe, we’re at least three … Continue reading
Posted in Wildlife
Tagged long-tailed tits
Creating Fort Knox, a.k.a. My Vegetable Garden
One morning bright and early during the winter before last, I was heading towards the barn to release the chickens, and check for eggs. Overnight there had been a sharp frost, so I decided to take the gravel path along … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Wildlife
Tagged gardening, Muntiacus reevesi, muntjac deer, vegetables
Swallows Hatch their First Brood
We built our house back in 1995, moving in on Christmas Eve of that year. It wasn’t furnished, or even finished and I’m sure the thought police in Trading Standards or Building Control would have thrown us in jail had … Continue reading
Posted in Wildlife
Tagged Francis Pryor, Hirundo rustica, swallows, Troglodytes troglodytes, wrens
If I were a newt , I’d believe in God
Last week the weather was ‘lovely’, or that was what we were told by the people on telly – and they should know. I think it was Thursday, but around 6.00 AM I’d done the second morning patrol through the … Continue reading