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- Day 12 of 30 Days Wild – Different perspective
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- 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
- Day 4 – 30 days Wild – Beach clean
- 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
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- 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
- Hide in the snow
- Afterschool
- Starling murmurations at Otmoor
- Bullfinches
- If you go down to the woods today… January
- Durlston, Dorset
- My local patch over Christmas week
- Question about Roe deer
- Badger identification
- Snowday
- Snowy local patch
- Interview with an author – Papiliones by Jonathan Bradley
- Attachment issues
- Quick visit to Farmoor reservoir
- Goodbye Fantastic Mrs Fox
- Badgers are ingenious
- Slow down for badgers
- Secrets of sound
- Young wildlife ambassadors panel
- Comparing trail cameras – Night time
- Ivy at the end of October
- York and a Peregrine falcon
- The Inner Life of Animals by Peter Wohlleben
- Badger trails
- Pond and other stuff
- Trail camera, badgers and darker evenings
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Day 13 of 30 Days Wild – stalking lizards
A little while ago I was chosen as a Youth Ambassador for Pocket Pals app This app, which is going to be launched very shortly is aimed at connecting people with wildlife and the environment using their mobile phones. Through tracking 3D … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Days Wild, Animals, Blogging, Every child wild, nature, Nature reserve, photography, RSPB, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife photography
Tagged 30 Days Wild, apps, Blogging, Canon, Common Lizard, Environment, nature, Nature reserve, Pocket Pals App, reptiles, RSPB, Strumpshaw fen, wildlife, Wildlife photography
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30 Days Wild – Day 3 Kayaking
Kayaking slowly and quietly is a great way to take a good look at wildlife without scaring it. Early evening, when all the boat traffic has parked up, the wildlife has the river to itself. Majestic swans glide peacefully … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Days Wild, Blogging, Every child wild, mammals, nature, outdoors, photography, River, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife photography
Tagged 30 Days Wild, Blogging, greylag geese, kayaking, nature, Norfolk, Norfolk Broads, Otter, Potter Heigham, River, Swans, wildlife, Wildlife photography
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Appleton Wildlife Diary is 5 years old today
When I started Appleton Wildlife Diary 5 years ago I never imagined that I would still be writing it 5 years later. Over the past 5 years I have had some amazing wildlife encounters, met some inspirational people and been … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Badgers, Birdfair, birds, Blogging, Books, Every child wild, Local patch, mammals, nature, outdoors, Oxfordshire, photography, Springwatch Unsprung, trail camera, Uncategorized, Wildflowers, Wildlife, Wildlife photography, Woodland
Tagged Badgers, Ben Garrod, blog, Blogging, Books, Chris packham, dragonflies, Environment, fox, Hare, Local patch, mammals, Mike Dilger, Peregrine, photography, Roe deer, Springwatch Unsprung, Steve backshall, swallows, Wildlife kate
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Forest school, Day 13 of 30 Days Wild
For Day 13 of 30 Days Wild I went back to my Primary school to talk about 30 Days Wild. It was really nice to be invited back and to see some of my ex-teachers especially the one who encouraged … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Days Wild, Blogging, Every child wild, insects, nature, outdoors, photography, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife photography, Woodland
Tagged 30 Days Wild, Blogging, Butterfly, children, education, Environment, Forest school, nature, photography, Violet ground beetle, wildlife, Woods
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Rants for change – Uncool school?
I have recently written a guest blog for ‘Rants for change’ Rants for change is a website where people can express their feelings about a topic they are passionate about, either through a blog or a two minute film clip. … Continue reading
Posted in Every child wild, nature, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife photography
Tagged education, Every child wild, nature, outdoors, wildlife
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Wildlife from my window
I had a few hours to spare Tuesday afternoon, so set up a couple of cameras, one looking out the front of the house, the other looking out in to the back garden. Elizabeth Guntrip runs a brilliant hashtag on … Continue reading
Posted in birds, Every child wild, garden, nature, Nature reserve, outdoors, Uncategorized
Tagged Autumn, birds, Blackbird, Blue tit, Every child wild, garden, Great spotted wood[ecker, Jackdaw, nature, outdoors, Sparrow, wildlife from my window
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Guest blog for Wildlife Watch
Wildlife Watch is the junior club of The Wildlife Trust. The Wildlife Trust are great at encouraging kids to getting in to nature with workshops, a magazine, events and recently their Every Child Wild campaign. Wildlife Watch recently asked me … Continue reading
Posted in Every child wild, nature, outdoors, Uncategorized, Wildlife
Tagged blog, Fungi, nature, The Wildlife Trust, wildlife, woodland
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