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23 January 2020

Knots (probably).

A glorious day on the marshes.

Published 23-Jan-2020

Filed under: Writing Tags: birds, Burton Point, Dee Marshes, dunlin, horseflies, kestrels, linnets, little egrets, long-tailed tits, midges, Phragmites, pink-footed geese, redwings, robins, rooks, starlings, stonechats, Wirral

15 January 2020

Female stonechat

Birds on the Dee Marshes.

Published 15-Jan-2020

Filed under: Writing Tags: birds, black-headed gulls, Burton Point, buzzards, chaffinches, curlews, Dee Marshes, hen harriers, jackdaws, kestrels, lapwings, little egrets, Phragmites, pink-footed geese, ravens, redshank, rooks, stonechats, teal, Wirral, woodpigeons

5 June 2019

Sedge warbler

A walk along the marsh.

Published 05-Jun-2019

Filed under: Writing Tags: birds, cow parsley, Dee Marshes, flowers, marsh mallows, marsh orchids, Phragmites, plants, rabbits, reed mace, sedge warblers, small-flowered cranesbill, swallows, swifts, Wirral, yellow flag irises

Recent Newsletters

Newsletter No. 23: Emerging from aestivation
Massimo Pigliucci · ‘spirituality’ · Barry Lopez · talking trees · Eleanor Konik · rewilding · Mark Cocker · light pollution · Sir Clive Sinclair · Horatio Clare · swifts · The Enlightenment
Newsletter No. 22: His glib, beardless chops
Insensitive teenager · Helen Macdonald · Patrick Barkham · Richard Mabey · Julian Hoffman · photography · Mars · Christina Riley · icebergs · bowling alleys · cassette tapes · Richard Thompson · Antikythera mechanism · and more…

Recent Sidelines

No going back
How was I ever able to organise my thoughts without ‘atomising’ them—breaking them down into smaller and smaller discrete notes—and then linking them together?
27 September 2021
Our semi-tame resident pheasant, Philip (whom I suspect is actually Philip III), has been strutting proudly about the garden the last few days with missus and kids in tow.
Anglesey 2021
My annual early September holiday in Anglesey.
31 August, 2021
A walk on the Moor.

Recent Articles

Giving fiascos a bad name
How not to make a simple three-minute podcast piece.
Gilbert White’s influence on Charles Darwin
To mark the 300th anniversary of his birth, a brief account of Rev. Gilbert White’s influence on Charles Darwin.

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HebWeb interview
I have been interviewed for the local HebWeb site.
2020: a year in photos
My tenth annual video slideshow.

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