It’s nearly a month since Winter Solstice and it is definitely more noticeable that the sun is setting later.
This time last month the sun was setting around 3.45pm. Today it set at roughly 4.30pm. This has meant that I can start getting in a bit of photography after school.
The woods are starting to react to the slightly longer, if not warmer days. The Bluebells shoots and primrose leaves are beginning to break through the leaf litter.
The hazel trees are full of bright yellow catkins and small buds are appearing in the hedgerows and on the trees.
Even the birds are beginning to be a lot more noisier.
Last week I was really please to be awarded runner up in BBC Wildlife Magazine’s blogger awards 2017.
BBC Wildlife Magazine Blogger awards 2017
This week I’ve been getting ready for the Big Garden Bird Watch
https://www.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/activities/birdwatch/
I’ve added a few more feeders and cleaned the old ones out. I’ve been trying different foods to attract different birds.
2017’s runner-up in BBC Wildlife Magazine’s blogger awards might yet become 2018’s winner. Keep up the excellent work.
Best Wishes
Tony Powell and naturestimeline
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Congratulations on the award, well deserved!
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Thank you
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Yes, you photos are amazing! I am glad you have more time after school. Congratulations on the award!
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Thank you. I’m looking forward to photographing badgers in bluebells again.
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your photographs are amazing !
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Thank you
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