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- The geese return.
- Squares in the field
- Interesting morning at O.U.M.N.H
- Snorkelling at Bembridge
- Rockpooling – Isle of Wight
- Glow worms
- Snuffling on through
- Big Butterfly Count – wildflower meadow
- Big Butterfly Count 2018 – Garden
- Badger cub rescue
- Guided butterfly walk
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- Day 30 of 30 Days Wild – Roundup
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- Day 27 of 30 Days Wild – Strawberry moon
- Day 26 of 30 Days Wild – Longhorn beetles
- Day 25 of 30 Days Wild – Water
- Day 24 of 30 Days Wild – pond dipping
- Day 23 of 30 Days Wild – Revision in the garden
- Day 22 of 30 Days Wild – Badger comeback
- Day 21 of 30 Days Wild – Citizen science
- Day 20 Of 30 Days Wild – Ladybirds
- If you go down to the woods today – June 2018
- Day 18 of 30 Days Wild – Evening walk
- Day 17 of 30 days Wild – Roadside verges.
- Day 16 of 30 days Wild – 30 seconds
- Day 15 of 30 Days Wild – Garden at night
- Day 14 of 30 Days Wild – insects
- Day 13 of 30 Days Wild – stalking lizards
- Day 12 of 30 Days Wild – Different perspective
- Day 11 of 30 Days Wild – helping hand
- Day 10 of 30 days Wild – learning about badger setts
- Day 9 of 30 Days Wild – update on rescued seal
- Day 8 of 30 Days Wild – Visit a nature reserve
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- Day 5 – 30 days Wild – Feed the ducks
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- 30 Days Wild – Day 3 Kayaking
- Day 2 – 30 Days Wild – dissecting a pellet
- 30 Days Wild – Day 1- Food you can forage
- Appleton Wildlife Diary is 5 years old today
- Explosion of insects
- Growing badger cubs
- Owls
- If you go down to the woods today – May 2018
- First glimpse of 2018 badger cubs
- Snares and badgers
- Billy badger cub
- First Cuckoo
- South West Coast Path
- 4 trail cams, 6 nights, 6 badgers
- If you go down to the woods today – April
- Badger watching in comfort
- Barn owl hunting
- Badger skull
- Halo around the moon
- Work Experience At CEH
- Winter again
- Starlings
- Is Spring finally here?
- Snow sculptures and footprints
- Sub Zero
- If you go down to the woods today – February
- Thermal Imaging Camera
- National Nest Box Week
- Badgers in February
- Visit to London
- 2 minute wood clean
- Best Big Garden Bird Watch so far
- Sparrow Roost
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The People’s Walk For Wildlife
I’ll be taking part in Chris Packham’s ‘The People’s Walk for Wildlife’ not only for the Badgers being killed as I write this, the declining Hedgehogs, the Water Voles losing their habitat or all the other mammals, birds, insects and … Continue reading
The geese return.
This week it’s back to school for me. It’s my GCSE year so expect less blogging as my exams get closer and close. Autumn is definitely on its way, it was dark by just after 8pm last night and the … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Autumn, birds, Blogging, Local patch, nature, outdoors, Oxfordshire, photography, Uncategorized, Wildlife photography
Tagged Autumn, birds, Canada geese, Local patch, nature, Sunset, wildlife
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Squares in the field
Over the past few months as the crops have grown in the nearby fields I’ve noticed that there are squares of crops missing. These squares are around 4 x 4 metres and each field of wheat has around 3 squares … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, birds, Blogging, Environment, Local patch, nature, Oxfordshire, Rural life, Uncategorized, Wildlife
Tagged birds, crops, farming, nature, Oxfordshire, Skylark plot, Skylarks, wildlife
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Interesting morning at O.U.M.N.H
This morning I was invited to Oxford University Museum of Natural History to talk to a summer school group about wildlife, blogging and photography. As this is one of my favourite places in Oxford I couldn’t refuse. Shortly after talking … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Blogging, Citizen science, Environment, insects, Museum, nature, Oxfordshire, photography, science, Uncategorized, Wildlife
Tagged Blogging, Charles Darwin, Dodo, Environment, insects, Irecord, natural history museum, nature, science, The Great Debate, wildlife
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Snorkelling at Bembridge
One of my favourite parts of our visit to the Isle of Wight was snorkelling at Bembridge. Filming underwater opens up a whole new world of creatures, including crabs, juvenile Ballan wrasse, sea anemones and multitudes of other tiny fish. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, coast, nature, outdoors, photography, Uk nature, Uncategorized, Underwater, Wildlife, Wildlife photography
Tagged ballan wrasse, Bembridge, Blogging, Gopro, Isle of Wight, shore crab, snorkelling, Underwater, velvet crab
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Rockpooling – Isle of Wight
I’ve just come back from a spending a few days on the Isle of Wight. On one of the days we went rockpooling with the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust. The session was held at Bembridge beach. As the … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Blogging, Camping, coast, Environment, nature, outdoors, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife photography
Tagged Bembridge, Blogging, crabs, Isle of Wight, Little Egret, rock pools, Sea urchin, sealife, wildlife, Wildlife photography, Wildlife Trust, winkles
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