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- Big Butterfly Count 2018 – Garden
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- Day 30 of 30 Days Wild – Roundup
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- If you go down to the woods today – June 2018
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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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Snuffling on through
The badgers are struggling on through with the lack of water. The side stream has been dry since May and the large, back stream is now very low. Along with lots of other badger watchers all over the country who … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Badgers, Blogging, Environment, Local patch, mammals, nature, photography, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife photography
Tagged Animals, Badger cubs, Badgers, Environment, nature, nature photography, Uk nature, wildlife, Wildlife photography
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Big Butterfly Count – wildflower meadow
This afternoon we walked across to our nearby wildflower meadow which was planted by our local farmer a couple of years ago. The area is mainly Ox-eye daisies that are now going over, knapweed, thistles, yarrow, St John’s wort, ragwort … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Butterfly, Citizen science, hedgerows, insects, Local patch, nature, outdoors, Oxfordshire, photography, Uncategorized, Wildflowers, Wildlife, Wildlife photography, Woodland
Tagged Blogging, Brown Argus, Citizen science, Environment, Green-veined white, Knapweed, Large White, Meadow Brown, Ringlet, science, small copper, small white, speckled wood, The Big Butterfly Count, wildlife, Wildlife photography
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Big Butterfly Count 2018 – Garden
Hopefully this will be the first of a few butterfly counts for this year. The Big Butterfly Count was launched in 2010 as a way to assess the environment because Butterflies are an important and early indicator as to what is … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Butterfly, Citizen science, Environment, garden, nature, outdoors, Oxfordshire, photography, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife photography
Tagged butterflies, Environment, Gatekeeper, large white butterfly, Meadow Brown, nature, painted lady, peacock butterfly, photography, Ringlet, Secret World, Silver-washed fritillary, The Big Butterfly Count, Wood mouse
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Guided butterfly walk
Over the weekend I was lucky enough to be invited to help out on one of Richard Lewington’s guided butterfly walks. Richard is not only fantastic at spotting and identifying butterflies but illustrating them as well. Check out his website http://www.richardlewington.co.uk/ … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Butterfly, hedgerows, insects, Local patch, nature, outdoors, Oxfordshire, photography, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife photography, Woodland
Tagged Brimstone butterfly, Butterfly, Gatekeeper, Green-veined white, Guided walk, Large White, Marbled White, Meadow Brown, nature, Purple Emperor, Purple Hairstreak, Ringlet, Silver-washed fritillary, Small Skipper, small white, speckled wood, White Admiral, wildlife, woodlands
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Badgers
I didn’t manage to fit a write up on badgers during 30 Days Wild even though I did visit my local sett numerous times. The badgers are really struggling with all the dry weather at the moment and although I … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Badgers, Blogging, mammals, nature, photography, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife photography
Tagged Badger cubs, Badgers, mammals, nature, wildlife, Wildlife photography
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