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Day 28 – mini beast hunt
Mini beasts often go unnoticed, but they are easy to find if you take the time to stop and look. Here are a few I found in about 10 minutes. The Meadow Brown is one of the most common and … Continue reading
Day 27 – Badger talk at Wytham woods
This evening Oxon Badger Group held an evening of Badger watching and a speakers panel. Mark Avery, Dominic Dyer, Hugh Warwick and Caspar Henderson hosted by Charlie Moores spent an interesting hour discussing nature writing. In turn each author spoke about why … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Days Wild, Badgers, Blogging, Books, mammals, nature, outdoors, Oxfordshire, photography, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife photography, Wytham woods
Tagged 30 Days Wild, Badger, Blogging, Environment, Oxfordshire, Oxon badger group, wildlife, Wytham woods
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Day 26 – Sundial
It is nearly the end of 30 Days Wild and since the beginning I’ve been meaning to have a go with a sundial kit I was given. I’m not exactly sure if it worked but at least the other sundial … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Days Wild, Blogging, Environment, Little owl, sundial
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Day 25 – The Great British Bee Count
Friends of the Earth are running The Great British Bee Count from 19th May to 30th June this year as a way to record and learn more about the different species. https://www.foe.co.uk/bee-count There is an easy app to download to … Continue reading
Day 24 – A different perspective
As humans we nearly always look at things from 5 to 6 feet tall, for Day 24 of 30 Days Wild I walked around the woods taking photos from different angles. Looking through the grass at a badgers eye view, … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Days Wild, nature, outdoors, Oxfordshire, photography, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife photography
Tagged 30 Days Wild, Blogging, Environment, nature, nature photography, Stream, wildlife, woodlands
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Day 22 – How many flowers in an acre
For Day 22 of 30 Days Wild my sister and I challenged each other to see how many different flowers we could find in an acre, in the field next door to our house. I’m sure we missed quite a … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Days Wild, nature, outdoors, Oxfordshire, photography, Uncategorized, Wildflowers, Wildlife, Wildlife photography
Tagged 30 Days Wild, bindweed, bird's foot trefoil, Blogging, brambles, clover, comfrey, common spotted orchid, daisy, field scabious, forget me knot, hedge woundwort, images, nature, nettle, oxeye diasy, photography, scarlet pimpernel, self-heal, vetch, wild carrot, wild flowers
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Day 21 – view a landscape
On a clear day from my house I can see across to Brize Norton, which is 10 miles, in a straight line, through open fields, patches of woodland, farmland and iconic places such as Harrowdown Hill. Hares and deers roam … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Days Wild, Blogging, nature, outdoors, Oxfordshire, Rural life, Uncategorized, Wildlife
Tagged 30 Days Wild, Harrowdown hill, ladybird, landscape, Lapwing, nature, summer solstice, sunrise
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Day 20 – Trail cameras
Trail cameras are a fantastic way to capture what goes on around my local patch and I quite often get asked which trail camera is best. It is really up to personal preference, but for me if I decide last … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Days Wild, Blogging, fox, mammals, nature, Oxfordshire, trail camera, Uncategorized, Wildlife
Tagged 30 Days Wild, Acorn trail camera, Badger, Blogging, Bushnell, Environment, fox, trail camera, wildlife
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Day 19 – Science experiment
Science experiment for Day 19 of 30 Days Wild was to see if it was hot enough to cook  an egg on the car. After an hour it sort of cooked.
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Tagged 30 Days Wild, cooking, science, summer
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