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Writing tagged: ‘fungi’

Beefsteak fungus (probably)

2 October 2020

Seasonal fungi.

Published 02-Oct-2020
Filed under: Writing Tags: Calder Valley, fungi, Hebden Bridge
Mushrooms

28 August 2020

The first sign of autumn.

Published 28-Aug-2020
Filed under: Writing Tags: autumn, Calder Valley, fungi, Hebden Bridge
Mushrooms

21 September 2019

Autumn approaches.

Published 21-Sep-2019
Filed under: Writing Tags: autumn, birds, Calder Valley, dogs, fungi, Hebden Bridge, long-tailed tits, swallows
Fallen beech

5 January 2019

A fallen tree and a fatal house-fire.

Published 05-Jan-2019
Filed under: Writing Tags: beech, Calder Valley, dogs, fungi, Hebden Bridge, trees

4 November 2018

My intolerance of anthropophilic fungi of the genus Trichophyton.

Published 04-Nov-2018
Filed under: Writing Tags: fungi, parasites

The return of the delicate flapwort

On a second expedition I made in search of a rare plant. This time, I accompanied someone who knew what he was doing.

Published 28-Oct-2013
Filed under: Articles, Featured Writing, Published Pieces, Writing Tags: bryology, Calder Valley, expeditions, favourite places, fungi, GrrlScientist, Guardian, Hardcastle Crags, Hebden Bridge, Johnny Turner, science, Yorkshire

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Gannet 2022: a year in photos My twelfth annual video slideshow.
‘Darwin in Conversation’ exhibition, Cambridge University Library Cambridge Darwin pilgrimage A trip to see a treasure-trove of Darwinalia.
Darwin’s study at Down House Charles Darwin’s note-making system An exploration of how Darwin kept track of his various notes, enabling him to produce a huge body of work.

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